Sentence examples for order is so from inspiring English sources

Having everything in order is so important.

Indeed, the order is so liberal that some members don't even label themselves as Muslims.

That's why Ordnung (order) is so important to Germans: everything must be done to prevent a repeat of history.

Maybe they feel, not unreasonably, that they can't risk losing wickets because the lower order is so fragile.

Such review shall be completed not later than 30 days after the finding, conclusion, or order is so issued; otherwise the finding, conclusion, or order becomes final.

Yet what is most extraordinary about the present moment is that all this now seems unexceptional; our political and economic order is so thoroughly broken that many no longer find that fact worthy of notice.

The appellee contends that the rates prescribed by the order are so unreasonably low as to deprive it of just compensation.

How can order be so quickly reimposed after the emotional upheavals the women — and the men too — have experienced in this cruel test of the bonds of love?

Sessions came in very near the top, assuring the president that the forces of law and order were "so thrilled" to have him in command.

In this case the order was so wide ranging it amounted to a fishing expedition.

These findings also raise the intriguing questions of whether these exogenous RNAs have any functional implications and why sequences from one fungal order are so abundant.