Sentence examples for orders which may from inspiring English sources

"Strong export orders appear to have offset a moderation in domestic orders, which may have been partially impacted by the Jakarta floods," said Su Sian Lim, an economist at HSBC, referring to widespread flooding in the Indonesian capital last month.

Nevertheless, Marriott has been testing technology that lets guests use interactive touch-screens to place orders, which may speed up delivery, and Marriott and Hilton have introduced services that allow guests to pre-order items to be waiting in their room upon check-in.

A further limitation of our dataset is that it may not contain very large orders, which may be filled through channels outside the stock exchange.

Alibaba could also lean on Ele.me, which it acquired this year and runs a fleet of food delivery staff, to process neighborhood orders which may require less or no packaging at all.

Zaslaver's score only applies to linear gene orders, which may not be natural for circular biological pathways, as they may contain feedback loops for example.

The coleopteran ABC transporter superfamily is significantly larger than in other insect orders, which may contribute to the evolutionary diversity of beetles and increase the genetic capacity to defend against xenobiotic stress.

Mr. McConnell said telephone companies turned over call data to the National Security Agency without a court order, which may be illegal.

Nonetheless, other societies have their own historically developed definitions of freedom and ways of thinking about the social order, which may not exactly match ours.

These primary concretions can combine to form compounds of a higher order, which may be compared to Sennert's prima mista and to the molecules of modern chemistry.

It can be seen that the bit-level interleaving randomizes the bit sequence order, which may further bring benefit in terms of combating frequency selective fading and interference.

Significant power is found at intermodulation products beyond 3rd order, which may be responsible for the inability to reach the quantum limit.