Sentence examples for might not order from inspiring English sources
"The company might not order me another one," he replied.
Heavens to Betsy, you might not order the wild turbot with brown shrimps.
Since whitlow is a more of a clinical diagnosis, the medical staff might not order any additional tests.
And by the way, just because you might not be ordered to contribute toward your kids college costs doesn't mean that you are immune from an order to pay for her private primary or secondary school, regardless of where you live.
Thus it might not include ordering a terrified female prisoner to strip and dance, which happened in Rwanda, or compelling a male prisoner to strip and wear women's underwear on his head, or photographing naked prisoners piled together, both of which happened at Abu Ghraib.
The idea is to simplify users' lives by planning meals out for them, and helping them discover new dishes that they might not have ordered for themselves.
And while Lord Justice Taylor's report on the Hillsborough disaster might not have ordered the introduction of all-seater stadiums, his damning criticism of the game's authorities and facilities was the catalyst for English football's modernisation.
Mr. Kane said he had also worried that regulators might not want to order a recall of millions of Explorers until after many crashes had accumulated.
Although only around 40% reported ordering more preventive services when prompted by the EHR, that 40% translates into a great many preventive services that students might not otherwise have ordered.
These can be somewhat difficult to find and you might not be comfortable ordering such a package online, if you don't know the source or the location of the seller.
