Sentence examples for was relatively orderly from inspiring English sources

It was "relatively orderly", says Jan Plantagie, the Middle East managing director of Standard & Poor's.

Because the flow of orders to buy and sell was relatively orderly, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The surface of his life, despite the great fractures of the times in which he lived, was relatively orderly and measured, but you do not have to look for long at his work, including the pictures on these pages, to see that he reserved all of his formidable energies for his painting.

Move to Amend's rally, which started about noon across from the Supreme Court, was relatively orderly, anger over corporate influence mixing with optimism and good spirits.

It could be relatively orderly as borrowers scale back and lenders strengthen their balance sheets.

But the latest management reshuffle by Citigroup's chief executive, Vikram S. Pandit, appears to be relatively orderly by the bank's recent standards.

The disintegration of the Soviet empire was "relatively peaceful and orderly", as Dmitri Trenin writes in a sober and analytical book, "Post-Imperium".

The subway that takes de Blasio's guy to the majestic skyscraper is relatively clean, orderly, and reliable.

And unlike many of its regional neighbors, Jordan's cities, villages, streets, and highways are relatively clean, orderly, and uncongested.

WHEN I reported last month on the "stir" in the north-Indian hill town of Darjeeling and surrounding areas, it was a relatively orderly, good-humoured affair.

Some refugee camps in Lebanon are relatively clean and orderly, but life here is noticeably squalid.