Sentence examples for not having ordered from inspiring English sources

The idea of losing a sale because of not having ordered enough, in a season when any sale is hard to come by, is almost unbearable.

People would be talking about his decision for a hundred years, he observed, "and posterity is quite apt to be a little rough" on Truman "for not having ordered that very first atomic bomb to be dropped outside of Hiroshima [his emphasis]with other bombs poised to follow, but praise God never to be used".

I would not have ordered it, but it was in front of me.

Had we known we would not have ordered the first bombing of North Vietnam.

The president suggested that Romney would not have ordered the raid against the al-Qaida leader.

Relatives of the victims claimed Dutch soldiers should not have ordered them to leave the safe UN compound.

The case has now been thoroughly investigated and Barnard Marcus has concluded that the branch you dealt with should not have ordered the Hip in this particular instance.

The United States Supreme Court, in a brief, unsigned decision, said lower federal courts in Ohio should not have ordered the secretary of state, Jennifer Brunner, to turn over the information.

The judges said that while he may not have ordered the assault, he played a central role in the killings and deportations that followed.

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.

At the point when Richard may or may not have ordered the deaths of his nephews, he was in an almost impossible situation.