Sentence examples for orders suggest that from inspiring English sources

And durable-goods orders suggest that business spending and investment did not decline faster in the fourth quarter than in the third quarter.

Initial orders suggest that the industry is growing again, at last.Earlier this year, a weak economy, war worries and bad weather hit the traditional buying season, which runs from late winter through to early summer.

Emails involving other NYPD officials, brought forward by whistleblowers or obtained by Sutton through third-party subpoena orders, suggest that officers who failed to meet arbitrary quotas risked poor performance evaluations and other forms of retaliation.

Results from a study on recent transpositions in insects from four different orders suggest that selective constraints operate exclusively by horizontal gene transfer [ 15].

"Order" suggests that with one provocation too many, the psycho killer (qu'est-ce que c'est?) could be any of us.

Although the revolving door of "Law & Order" suggests that franchises are actor-proof, they're not; they just rely on smart casting.

That followed a report of a fall in industrial orders, suggesting that economic activity is softening.

Still, the big increase in new orders suggests that output growth will remain steady.

The government reported a sharp decline in durable-goods orders, suggesting that U.S. manufacturing was slowing down, and there were discouraging numbers from the housing market.

"Last Orders" suggests that Britain has remained, through war, prosperity and five decades of bad hairstyles and hideous fashions, a nation of shopkeepers.

Wal-Mart Stores reports stronger-than-usual sales of peanut butter and spaghetti, while restaurants like Domino's Pizza and Ruby Tuesday have suffered a falloff in orders, suggesting that many Americans are sticking to low-cost home-cooked meals.