Sentence examples for largest order of from inspiring English sources
It is the largest order of insects, representing about 40 percent of the known insect species.
Boeing started in strong shape, with its first-quarter profit up 27% as it delivered its largest order of planes in five years and was sold out of new aircraft until 2011.
It scuttled away before I could decide whether to squish it, but in case I see another, is it friend or foe? A. Beetle identification tends to be tricky; beetles are the largest order of insects, with around 28,000 species in the United States alone.
Other studies have also found that species with bigger brains fare better in cities. "It is logical to conjecture that brain size can be related to the success in an urban environment, which is both novel and harsh," said the authors of a study of passerines, the largest order of birds.
"These buses will pay important health dividends by dramatically reducing bus emissions on the streets of New York, while helping provide good-paying jobs upstate," Mr. Pataki said, calling the purchase the largest order of hybrid electric buses in North America.
But early batteries used in the Mini E test fleet have already been installed in a similar capacity at the University of San Diego, and energy distributor NextEra has already signed a contract for 20 MWh of second-life batteries, the largest order of used automotive batteries so far.
The family Passifloraceae belongs to the Order Malpighiales, one of the largest orders of the flowering plants and a member of the Clade Rosids according to classical and molecular phylogenetic analyses including several different gene sequences.
With more than 23,000 species in at least 23 families [ 1], Lamiales (eudicots/asterids) are one of the largest orders of flowering plants, with representatives found all over the world.
A large order of fries is $7, and a sandwich is $8.
Polyporales, large order of pore fungi within the phylum Basidiomycota (kingdom Fungi).
Burke conceives the emotional and spiritual life of man as a harmony within the larger order of the universe.
