Sentence examples for orders in excess of from inspiring English sources

Delivery charges Free on Wednesdays on orders in excess of £75.

The company has doubled in size since the start of the decade and currently has orders in excess of $20 billion.

By 11.59pm on Wednesday 18 December for standard UK delivery, free for orders in excess of £30, and free click-and-collect in-store.

In a statement on Friday, AeroVironment said it believed the investigation would not have a material impact on its business, adding that since February, when the Justice Department notified it of an investigation into billing practices with government contracts, it had received government orders in excess of $50 million.

5 Table 2 gives the proportion of all reprint orders in excess of 100 000 copies.

Effective spread and proportional effective spread are devised to measure actual trading costs, as they recognise that many trades occur within the quoted bid-ask spread, and if the proposed transaction volume exceeds the quoted depth, the portion of the order in excess of the quoted depth may be executed at an altered price.

Hence, we think value has returned to Petrofac and with a strong OEC order intake in excess of $6bn year to date this value appears underpinned.

If you're ordering units in excess of $50,000, consider consulting a lawyer to review the contract before signing it and making it final.

Immediately after CLP, mice randomly received vehicle (phosphate-buffered saline (PBS), n = 11) or the anti-ADM antibody HAM1101 (n = 12; 2 μg·g−1 to achieve antibody concentrations >4 μg·mL−1, i.e., to guarantee plasma antibody levels two orders of magnitude in excess of ADM concentrations).

Results from the residential study showed a mean exposure level of 778 microg/m(3) perc in indoor air for a mean of 5.8 years, and that perc levels in breath, blood, and urine were 1-2 ofders of magnitude in excess of background values.

Gene regions were amplified by PCR and resequenced in order to identify in excess of 1,000 candidate SNPs for each of white spruce and black spruce.