Sentence examples for order as one from inspiring English sources

The economist Mancur Olson described the transition from anarchy to some nascent political order as one in which roving bandits become stationary bandits.

American officials are trying to keep the parts of the Camp David area that they control a propaganda-free zone in order, as one said, "to give peace a chance".

"One gets to be as difficult and cranky and heretical and iconoclastic and out of order" as one pleases, she says in her familiar husky voice, tossing in an expletive.

Now it's entirely possible to order (as one strolls at random) a macchiato at Coffee Bean, a calzone at Sbarro, a Cadillac sedan, a ten-thousand-dollar ball gown, VCRs, DVDs, and, should you still desire it, a bowl of borscht.

Moreover, the computational cost of the denoising stage is of the same order as one time step of a FSP simulation.

Current practice in England for digital mammography is that both readers examine batches of mammograms in the same order as one another.

They claim nothing short of a felony conviction should restrict someone's right to gun ownership -- not even "mere issuance of court orders," as one NRA lobbyist put it.

Finally they believed that they are not competent but they are only the executive agents for doing the doctors' orders" as one nurse said.

Nurses and pharmacists cited improved legibility of physicians' orders as one of the most palpable and immediate beneficial consequences of CPOE implementation: "Before CPOE, a lot of times the doctor's writing wasn't very legible, so we would be calling them a lot.

The report discusses how to maintain America's benevolent hegemony -- or how to maintain and expand today's "rules-based international order," which implies maintaining and expanding the geo-financial order as much as the political one.

Intimidation and murder are not the same order as urging one's views on others in "uncomfortable" ways or protest.