Sentence examples for becoming orders from inspiring English sources

The trend in database applications is that databases are becoming orders of magnitude larger and user queries are becoming more and more complex.

The opening of a branch of Reverse Garbage in Taylor Square in Sydney's inner eastern suburbs is evidence of what mathematicians describe as a chaotic system becoming ordered.

Home schooling still has its enemies, but pragmatism is becoming the order of the day.

As China has embraced opening up and reform, individual — not collective — will is becoming the order of the day.

And how many more Sharpevilles could the country stand without violence and terror becoming the order of the day?

"It is very sad such incidents are becoming the order of the day during the Musharraf era".

For a while at least, hurricanes defy the universe's natural tendency toward disorder -- its pieces becoming more ordered and less random, its energy concentrated rather than dissipated.

At age twelve, she was enrolled at a French-Canadian Ursuline convent, where she would spend the rest of her life, eventually becoming the order's only foreign-born mother superior.

Yet this ignores the fact that Hepburn began her modelling career as slenderness was becoming the order of the day; her willowy good looks were the precursor of a style that would, within a few years, be democratised by Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton.

Chaos and lack of trust are becoming the order of the day.

White and sparkling wines are becoming the order of the day.