Sentences with phrase «more orderly»

If they do, they get to remain in the storage room, albeit in a more orderly fashion.

Tucking bulky appliances like a stove into the wall makes this gleaming white kitchen seem that much more orderly.

I wanted to make enough progress so our home would feel more peaceful, prettier, and more orderly.

I make the bed as soon as I stand up out of it every morning — the room feels much cleaner and more orderly with the bed made!

If you need a little extra nudge or helpful motivation to declutter and simplify your home and life, I wrote a newly released book called Make Room for What You Love (written as we were moving from our previous and more orderly house)!

Make your pantry prettier and more orderly!

I've found that when I make my bed first thing, the rest of the room stays cleaner and more orderly throughout the day.

For instance, applicants might evaluate themselves as more expressive than self - reliant, or more orderly than supportive.

The emphasis placed by the trial judge and the majority (albeit with an expression of circumspection), to support a finding contrary to indigenous interests, on a document from 1881 in which a limited number of signatories, still «under training», revealed their prospective intention to settle down «to more orderly habits of industry» is at odds with the insistence in ss.251 A and 251B of the NTA upon decision - making and authorisation that is accountable to the relevant indigenous community.

As children, we will even irrationally blame problems on ourselves instead of our parents as a way to make the world feel more orderly and predictable.

Could your resume stand to be a bit more orderly?

Math has shown that when people are able to keep an equal distance between the cars ahead of them and behind them, this equal space helps maintain a more orderly fashion on the highway.

Many of the lives lost in Houston, Texas, and across southern Florida were preventable with better and more orderly evacuation plans.

This allows for a more orderly flow of traffic and gives automobile drivers better visibility when it comes to seeing and avoiding bicycles on the road.

In reality, meaningful modernization and reform should start at the core of an afflicted system and the effects will then work their way outward in a more orderly and controlled manner.

But when I'm in the office it's a tad more orderly.

While Hemingway's life was chaotic at times, the newer branding endeavours in his name appear to be more orderly and very collaborative.

Of course, demand response provides more orderly demand cascading, but it is limited to a few businesses with discretionary power needs — like refrigeration compressors in supermarkets.

Or people might decide to slow rates of warming to allow for a more orderly transition to a warmer world.

Rushed shutdowns tend to result in greater air emissions than do slower, more orderly shutdowns.

A pipeline system, by contrast, would enable a much more orderly exploitation of gas resources by lowering investment costs.

The top - ten annual averages are a little more orderly within NOAA that in GISS with only 2011 & 2008 of the last ten years outside that top ten.

Oh well, that is for Denmark which might be a more orderly place to get things like this done.

Steiner was af Klint's mentor and his presence in her life resulted in the cycle becoming more orderly with depictions of symbols and motifs, such as shells, snakes, lilies and crosses, from his spiritual movement.

That said, this rearrangement does not mean greater clarity or a more orderly world.

Following the exuberance of the Threshing Barn, the Workshop gallery presents a more orderly display.

In a much more orderly and refined manner, Lee affixed each of the 100 gold pigments in a 10 by 10 matrix to raw linen canvas, 100 (2016), drawing a tension between the elevated status of the pigment, the valuation of works of art and the gold shit on the floor.

«Red Room (Parents)», is more orderly.

Hundreds of customers braved freezing temperatures to queue outside Tsutaya for the launch, in a noticeably more orderly manner than is typical for similar launches in the UK, where much fewer shops are involved and the formalities take place when midnight signals the arrival of the designated day.

To make the noise of combat less suffocating, enemies were given low, medium, and high voices and weapon sounds in combat, giving the game a more orderly atmosphere that also makes for much better player feedback.

But if enough of us did it such that equity valuations declined, there could be a more orderly market retreat.

Once you have dealt with that, you will be able to put everything else in your life into perspective and will help you to deal with the situation at hand in a more orderly and businesslike manner where emotions aren't going to hinder your chance of reaching your goal of financial freedom.

With television fuelling consumer dreams of more orderly wardrobe organization, big - box players such as Home Depot and Lowe's began offering their own solutions.

Usually trends on the up side are more orderly... Down trends are limited as they can only go to zero and in many cases more violent.

That's the outline — implementing this takes some work, but the process is more orderly, and likely to yield better results.

For this reason I have no doubt that over the next few years we will see the imbalances I have identified over the years in this newsletter reverse themselves, but whether they reverse in more orderly or less orderly ways will depend on policy decisions.

Granted there were other heavy losses, with the Dow ultimately falling from 14,000 levels to 6,600 levels by mid-March 2009, but the decline was certainly more orderly than Bitcoin's flash crash.

But most stories about dogs are narrated to other people, as we go on articulating the tales of our animals» lives, in order to bring their otherwise incomprehensible experience into the more orderly world of speech.

I am trying to give away 30 - 50 books a week, and a few pairs of shoes on every trip to the thrift store so that I will have a more orderly apartment by the end of summer.

The torque curve is more arched, too, so the power feels less rushed, less lumpy than the old Titan, flowing out in a longer, more orderly flow.

We proposed the idea of using «carpool tags» — numbered tags displayed in each car window — to help aid in a more orderly dismissal of students, and we supplied these to the school district.

This complicated mess involving the legislature, courts, teachers unions, and even the state land trust (public land owned by the state that helps pay for public schools) might result in a clearer, more orderly way to pay for education in Arizona.

Neighbors have suggested making Garfield and Hurst one - way streets around the school to make pickup and dropoff more orderly, and principal Janice Dupuy said she has already asked parents to use that pattern, so an official change will be fine.

She's gotten feedback from state evaluators that her school is more orderly than it was in the past.

Under its management, Locke is seeing progress; becoming safer and more orderly; and retaining more students.

What was once chaotic is now more orderly, and, as Brian Jacob «s research in «High Stakes in Chicago» suggests, students seem to be moving ahead educationally.

High schools should establish more orderly environments and do a better job preparing students for life after high school, particularly for youths from low - income families, according to a research brief by the National High School Center.

«We know that students learn more when they are in smaller, more orderly learning environments where teachers and students alike are not distracted from the job at hand,» Mr. Clinton said in his recent State of the Union Address.

And don't get me wrong, I love New York (and would live there again in an instant)... but it's crazy how much more orderly and calm Tokyo is in comparison.

The four distinguishing characteristics of the spirals are: (a) they have more orderly, rotational motion than random motion (the rotation refers to the disk as a whole and means that the star orbits are closely confined to a narrow range of angles and are fairly circular); (b) they have some or a lot of gas and dust between the stars; (c) this means they can have new star formation occuring in the disk, particularly in the spiral arms; and (d) they have a spiral structure.