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Discover LudwigSentence In general, the phrase "bring in order" is not an idiom that is commonly used in written English.
A better option would be to use "put in order" or "put in order," as these phrasings have a more natural connotation in written English. For example, "I need to put my office in order before I start the day" or "The teacher asked the students to put their desks in order."
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Therefore, crucially, we must also demonstrate the range of benefits such investment would bring in order to make the case.
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Rather than offering heavy discounts to move stocks of cars that are piling up on the showroom forecourts, incentives could be used to bring in orders for different waiting times.
However, even after a New York fashion week featuring some of the skimpiest clothes seen in years the overtly sexy opening outfits seemed designed to provoke rather than bring in orders.
However, he claimed vindication this morning, insisting that the bus was a groundbreaking innovation that would set new standards for urban bus travel and bring in orders from around the world.
It has also launched support of podcasts and rolled out personalized apps in order to bring in more mobile users.
That fee was dropped only three months after the site went live in order to bring in more users.
ATMs would need to be utilized more often and for more profitable transactions, which generally means more cognitively demanding ones, in order to bring in profits.
In order to bring in immediate revenue, Andros also received approval to increase the import duties on alcohol.
Therefore, participants were given as much opportunity as possible to work and discuss in small groups in order to bring in their own experiences.
Here are a few items you may want to consider bringing in order to stay protected and pretty — yet relatively pared down.
In court on Wednesday, Rares ruled that the sexual harassment case against Slipper had been brought in order to damage him politically.
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