Sentence examples for order we could from inspiring English sources
With the parental order, we could finally commence IVF and our surrogate fell pregnant after the third round.
That version – the classic New Order, we could call it – made seven albums, opened the Hacienda nightclub, moved from doomy indie through to acid house, and lasted until 1993 when, after a triumphant show at Reading festival, the band… stopped.
"If we didn't have order, we couldn't teach these kids at all," Mr. Whitfield said, acknowledging that some people find his techniques robotic.
That's an executive order we could all get behind.
From this conserved gene order, we could conclude that in the cpDNAs of Pinaceae and Cephalotaxus, the regions encompassing the whole ycf2 gene and the adjoined psbA or rpl23 gene should be the retained ancestral IRs.
Although the number of previous maternal pregnancies could be a better measure of prenatal estrogen exposure than live birth order, we could not assess this because of poor data quality on the birth records.
"If there had been even a word about a nuclear power plant when the evacuation was ordered, we could have reacted reasonably, taken our valuables with us or locked up the house before we had left.
From 45 species distributed across 14 bird orders we could confirm in 2003 that ancestral birds likely carried S90 and were hence VS but also that ultraviolet vision had been regained by the S90C substitution not once but four times independently.
If the random variables in the derived process were ordered in the likelihood ratio order, then we could generalize the previous result, by using Theorem 2.9(c).
The second server was kinder, but stood firm: Her concession to the no-half-orders policy was offering to divide a whole order so we could take half home later.
He holds that spoken and written utterances sometimes he uses the term 'utterance [vox]' where Ockham has 'term [terminus]' signify concepts primarily: "the capability of speaking was given to us in order that we could signify our concepts to others and also the capacity of hearing was given to us in order that the concepts of speakers could be signified to us" (S 4.1.2: 222).
