Sentence examples for restore some order from inspiring English sources

Mergers would help restore some order in the jungle.

Realising that no one was now actually in charge of the show, Cavendish tried to restore some order.

Peter Costa, a longtime trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, said the fading presence of the firms could "restore some order to stock markets".

Here's about the best a worker can hope for, according to a senior executive, also unnamed, quoted in the article: "You can say no, and you can restore some order and balance to your life," she says.

4th over: Australia 42-1 (target 192; Watson 4, M Hussey 8) This is a good move from Darren Sammy, who has brought on Sunil Narine to restore some order.

The Southwest Conference's demise coincided with an initiative by several commissioners of big conferences to restore some order to the bowl season, establishing the B.C.S. in the hopes of creating a true national championship game.

The kick reduced the lead to five, but a another lineout restored some order.

The overwhelmingly Shiite forces are using tough tactics and restoring some order, but are also provoking enduring bitterness among the country's Sunnis, which risks fueling the insurgency.

17th over (of 44): India 106-1 (Sehwag 61, Gambhir 30) Flintoff restores some order as usual: just three from his fifth over.

The chancellor made his offer in weekend talks with Mr Byers, during which the latter made it clear that the immediate task of restoring some order into the industry would be undermined without the extra money.

Though a $700 billion taxpayer-financed bailout has staved off fears of an imminent collapse and restored some order to the financial system, it has not persuaded banks to lend freely.