Sentence examples for orders were likely from inspiring English sources

Several economists warned that orders were likely to fall in the coming months after such a big gain.

For 2010, the company said it expected to maintain a high level of Airbus deliveries, which reached a record 498 planes in 2009, while new orders were likely to range from 250 to 300 aircraft.

and Charles Gonzalez (D-Texas) concluded Gessler's orders were "likely to disenfranchise eligible voters and should be condemned".

This all triggered a lawsuit, Pueblo County Clerk Bo Ortiz and Denver's Clerk Debra Johnson both ended up on Rachel Maddow, and U.S. Representatives concluded Gessler's orders were "likely to disenfranchise eligible voters and should be condemned".

Robert Brady (Pennsylvania) and Charles Gonzalez (Texas) who requested a federal review of Gessler's suit believed the Secretary of State's orders were "likely to disenfranchise eligible voters and should be condemned".

Nevertheless the number of schools being issued with academy orders is likely to rise with increased government powers to intervene in not just inadequate schools but those described as "coasting".

Although AW can expect to build a handful of new Merlins and perhaps another eight Wildcats in the years ahead, most orders are likely to be for overseas customers.

But despite a series of limited new policy measures, such as a higher minimum wage for people working on jobs for federal contractors and a new family retirement savings scheme, Obama's anticipated blizzard of executive orders is likely to prove less confrontational than many Republicans had predicted.

In a single supply chain scenario, orders are likely to be refused for lack of insufficient capacity and production time.

The Italian stock exchange Borsa Italiana's decision to clamp down on "excessive" HFT orders is likely to be a shot heard around the world.

Previous morphological analyses suggest that the sepioid orders are likely monophyletic (e.g. [ 26, 27, 55, 56]), but molecular data has been unable to recover consistent monophyly (e.g. [ 22- 247 49, 49, 51, 53, 57]).