Sentence examples for orders show that from inspiring English sources

The most recent government reports of consumer spending and factory orders show that both have been falling.

However, concerns over lacklustre high street sales and poor fulfilment of online orders show that there are some lessons to be learned for next year.

The sharp falls in new orders show that the financial crisis is having an impact everywhere, and it appears there are recessions in Japan and most of Europe, including Britain.

Computational results on three cases with different lengths of time horizons and different numbers of orders show that the proposed Lagrangian scheme is effective and efficient.

Nonetheless, the group's measure of new orders showed that more manufacturers reported increasing orders in August and September than posted a decline.

The rise in orders showed that consumers and purchasing executives "are looking past all the bad news," said Joseph LaVorgna, a senior economist at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York.

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An analysis of the key strokes needed to place the orders showed that it was deliberate and not simply an accident such as leaning on the keyboard, the FSA said.

The Commerce report on orders showed that demand for durable goods, items expected to last at least three years, rose 0.2 percent in November, unchanged from a preliminary estimate the government made two weeks ago.

In the highway construction sector, an analysis of change orders showed that omissions of information led to a 4.53% increase in original contract amount among a sample of roadway projects (Taylor et al. [2012]).

A measure of new orders showed that factory output will likely continue to grow in coming months.