Sentence examples for reasonable order from from inspiring English sources

And if we are to recover in reasonable order from an economic disaster incubated in the private conclaves of the City, we will do so through public deliberation made possible by the British Library and by libraries elsewhere – institutions that are surely "in the highest degree advantageous to a great society".

Their story, boiled down, is that Mr. Bell and his friends brought on the shooting by failing to obey reasonable orders from police officers after they had spent a night drinking in a very sketchy bar.

I think if you go to the diocese I came from, come from, once you have a place in reasonable order, you can find you have much less criticism for those kinds of attitudes.

While this model contains a large number of parameters, we can make at least a reasonable order of magnitude estimate for most of them from empirical biological data.

The unraveling of a society's institutions, stability and reasonable order does not sound alarms to forewarn the citizenry, apart from economic yardsticks measuring poverty, jobs, wages, health, savings, profits and  other matters economic.

The deviation of the inverse estimation from the original CATIA geometry was within a reasonable order if the manufacturing limitation is considered.

Combining the information from the voltammetric and the MHD transfer function data we could estimate the magnetically induced flow velocities which were in a reasonable order of magnitude.

"I think it's a reasonable order," Scott said.

They refused reasonable and lawful orders from a lawful authority and police moved to the lowest level of force available to force compliance.

Under the Freedom Act, the FBI or NSA will obtain a court order from the Fisa court for call detail records once it has a "reasonable articulable suspicion" that a baseline number, account or device is connected to terrorism.

That implies each angel invested $70K and each startup raised $340K, both of which sound reasonable from an order of magnitude perspective.