Sentence examples for be of the order from inspiring English sources

The effective mean free path is found to be of the order of inter-atomic distances, the system being near metal-insulator transition.

The Treasury expects the take-up of the guarantee to be of the order of £250bn.

The cost would be of the order of £100m to £200m.

Sales said: "The tax in issue in the proceedings is said to be of the order of £1bn.

This means that we need to get net immigration down to about 140,000 if the overall net figure is to be of the order of 40,000.

In the light of such numbers, the debates of Democrats and Republicans over spending cuts likely to be of the order of $40-60bn40-60bnconsequentinconsequential

"I don't think they're ever going to be of the order of a Disney princess in terms of global domination but that's not what we are here for".

The International Energy Agency estimates that between now and 2035 capital investment will be of the order of $730 billion in 2010 dollars.

The gene differentiation among the populations was observed to be of the order of 0.013.

The flap height must be of the order of local boundary layer thickness.

Snow petrel numbers must be of the order of several millions.