Sentence examples for order to anything from inspiring English sources

The challenge of bringing stability back to public finances is of a different order to anything politics has faced, he suggests.

There is no disputing the vicious brutality of the regime that ran the country before, but there is no serious disputing, either, that the suffering captured in these statistics of war are of another order to anything that would be endured in even tyrannical times of peace.

There is no meaning or order to anything.

"You have to go wholeheartedly into anything in order to achieve anything worth having".

"In order to learn anything of importance, I must remain seated.

"But compromise in human affairs is utterly necessary in order to do anything.

Each commune is accustomed to regular assemblies in order to discuss anything from water to wine.

"In order to do anything at scale, they're gonna have to coöperate".

He sits in his sportswear shop every day but not in order to sell anything.

At the same time we must negotiate with the Conservative party in order to get anything done.

So in science you have to be wrong at least twice in order to get anything done.