Sentence examples for order needs from inspiring English sources
The phrase "order needs" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in a sentence to refer to a need that requires organization or systems. For example, "The new office order needs a lot of energy and planning to implement properly."
For all that, China's challenge to the established postwar order needs to be taken seriously.
But the Orange Order needs radically to rethink its role in Northern Ireland today.
A new priority order needs to become a part of all utility decisions going forward.
Order needs to be created by constant infusions of education and city planning; it is a source of Apollonian pleasure.
The Venerable Boseon, Venerable Jaseung's main rival, says the gambling binge proves the order needs "a complete makeover".
The batting order is in urgent need of invigoration and in the absence of compelling candidates – so much for systems – the order needs reconfiguring.
"Isn't this the Test that England's much-vaunted lower order need to come to the party?" says Chris Goater.
Andy Flower admits England's top order need to protect the tail-enders but denied that his players are scared of Mitchell Johnson.
They started because Manager Jerry Manuel said he felt the order needed more muscle, with David Wright struggling and Carlos Delgado out with a sore right hip.
It was the first to recognise that a new world had dawned and a new world order needed to be accommodated.
What Mr. Sherman devised, on three spreadsheets, is a cold calculus reflecting the administrative order needed by a city in emotional confusion.
