Sentence examples for orders have become from inspiring English sources

Such orders have become common currency, as they are cheaper to obtain and enforce.

Orders have become unpredictable as clients — including the makers of blow dryers and bathtubs — say they feel uncertain about the economy and what the government is doing about it.

Despite some persistent problems, the money has rolled in, inflated by record oil prices, and Iraq's orders have become more ambitious, often including heavy equipment for large infrastructure projects.

But coalition management demands compromise.If one is within reach, it is partly because control orders have become largely irrelevant in the fight against terrorism and partly because, unlike tuition-fee hikes, they stir Lib Dem activists but do not especially excite voters.

Some U.S. Supreme Court dissents from such orders have become famous.

And because executive orders have become increasingly important, we're going to include them on the list as well.

Retailers, most of whom are comic-book aficionados, say placing large orders has become riskier because books cannot be returned to Diamond, which makes them order everything sight unseen two months ahead of time.

"How did Halliburton estimate the possibility that the change order was going to be resolved?" Indeed, in its 1999 annual report, Halliburton warned investors that "the environment for claims and change orders has become more difficult in the past few years," contributing to increased losses.

Page 9 MYANMAR STIFLES DISSENT U Phoe Phyu, a 31-year-old lawyer and former political prisoner charged with illegal assembly and disobeying government orders, has become a reminder of the distance Myanmar has yet to travel to full political freedom and of the ways the government continues to use the judiciary to repress opposition and to stifle the press.

Indeed, his staff was begging Canter to shut down online ordering, but given that online delivery orders had become a third of Canters business, that was an impossibility.

The young salami-faced ginger with the small butt who handles the takeout orders has become my "Let's Talk About Babies" friend because one time when I called my order in I couldn't remember if my wife was allowed to eat the mahimahi tacos or the breaded-other-fish tacos because of her breast-feeding.