Sentence examples for seems an order from inspiring English sources

You can argue a search algorithm or designing a phone is a harder technical problem, but that seems an order of magnitude, not a fundamental difference of "innovative" versus "not innovative".

It seems a tall order.

This seems a tall order.

That seems a tall order.

Given the difficulties involved in defining productivity, let alone raising it, that seems a tall order.

That seems a tall order, to put it mildly.Soaring car-ownership is leaving the country's underdeveloped roads increasingly gridlocked.

But Israel wants guarantees that Egypt will actively stop the flow of arms into Gaza from Sinai, and that seems a tall order.

He has grand hopes for a church that poses an honest and devout challenge to a sceptical world.But all that seems a tall order when set against the grimly unfolding realities of contemporary Catholicism.

Zambra's breakthrough occurred with his third novel, "Ways of Going Home" (2011; published here in 2013, in Megan McDowell's sparkling translation), which seems a different order of achievement from his earlier work.

Now, the economy has to cooperate as well, and that seems a tall order.

If remaking the self seems a tall order, imagine remaking the world.