Sentence examples for some form of order from inspiring English sources
That, in turn, could spread sympathy for the Taliban, which at least offer some form of order.
If it takes you two days to scramble your notes into some form of order then that's two days out of your holiday wasted.
Many more Egyptian police officers were at various ruptures in the barrier at Rafah, more of them in riot gear and some using batons with small electric charges to keep the huge, pushing crowds in some form of order.
However, as the infinite monkey theorem illustrates, even completely undirected chaos can result in some form of order and 17 days into the stream the players beat the game's final bosses – the Elite Four and the Pokémon Champion.
The game control (one of the 50 men whose job is to apply some form of order to the day) turned out to be a real-life nuclear-weapons policy adviser and he threw the book at us.
Self- organization is a term borrowed from biology to refer to the emergence of some form of order without the intervention of a controlling entity (Holland, 2014).
Libertarians hold that some forms of order in society arise naturally and spontaneously from the actions of thousands or millions of individuals.
In the 18th century, Smith's studies of the economic effects of free markets greatly advanced the liberal theory of "spontaneous order," according to which some forms of order in society arise naturally and spontaneously, without central direction, from the independent activities of large numbers of individuals.
Every human society has some form of social order, some way of marking and encouraging approved behavior, deterring disapproved behavior, and resolving disputes.
This has included more female names among those that contestants have been asked to arrange in some form of chronological order to make it to the actual game.
He and Barber at least managed to introduce some form of financial order into the chaos, albeit at the cost of over-centralisation, a policy Barber brought with him from Ford.
