Sentence examples for In order indeed from inspiring English sources
The question we have is whether this new wave of congressmen and women will stick to their guns when the people that voted them into office begin to realize the size of the spending cuts that will be required to bring the U.S. government's financial house in order, indeed the pain they will feel when those cuts are implemented.
Dirty hands problems do not arise within morality but rather when morality clashes with some other rational necessity of a profound kind that correctly overrules it.[2] The overruling must inspire regret, possibly remorse, but it is nonetheless clear that the overruling is in order, indeed required.
Highly consistent with the data obtained in RAW264.7 cells, also Smpdl3b-deficient BMDMs showed a decrease in membrane order, indeed assigning a role to SMPDL3B in membrane biology.
It is no longer possible to treat them individually in chronological order; indeed, it is difficult to keep track of them all.
The extensive reorganization of NC regions could partially be related to the extensive changes in gene order, indeed a process of "duplication-random gene loss" can generate NC fossil sequences, as remnants of duplicated genes erased by evolution.
The association constants decrease in the above order, indeed perchloric and trifluoromethanesulphonic acids can be treated as completely dissociated in dilute solution in DMSO.
Unloved king, popular queen Morality play Put in his place Euro wobbles Reprints Related topics International Monetary Fund (IMF) Portugal Pedro Passos CoelhoBefore Portugal can receive the next €2 billion loan instalment, Mr Passos Coelho now has to persuade the European Union and the IMF that he can find the €5.3 billion in cuts: a tall order indeed.
A tall order indeed in particular when you deal with teams of professionals so unaccustomed to being heard and feeling safe that they rarely speak up and express opinions or feelings unprompted.
The view of law as ideology, even in its radical variants, would not deny the presence of the rule of law in the liberal legal order; indeed, the rule of law is often invoked as a paradigmatic example of legal ideology.
This is a tall order indeed, especially in the young and challenging population affected.
Most ichthyologists place the flying gurnards (Dactylopteridae) in the order Scorpaeniformes, whereas others place them in order Dactylopteriformes, and indeed the morphological and biological resemblance of the flying gurnards to members of the Triglidae suggests that such placement best expresses their phyletic affinities.
