Sentence examples for some order that from inspiring English sources

Unaccountable, anonymous users who troll comments have plagued news sites ever since threads were first opened, and it's to assert some order that many sites resort to letting Facebook guard their comments.

So chemistry at large consists in a few, very few, facts taken at random as it were (or because they happen to be of such a nature as to be observable) out of the enormous mass of facts really concerned : and because of their fewness the chemist is able to arrange them, as he thinks, in some order, that is, to generalise about them.

The databases were missing some orders that have expired or been terminated.

Now, some orders that would have been handled by either of those carriers for Monday delivery will go through the Postal Service and arrive on Sunday.

There are some orders that allow for unlimited time on a GTC order.

Right now if you look on the recommendations, there is some ordering that we do that uses these signals.

When I asked my mom if she was one of the black cops Riley had brought up, she didn't hesitate to tell me that there were some orders that she would have never followed, no matter who was giving them.

Within a chome blocks are numbered, and within a block buildings are numbered: sometimes sequentially, sometimes chronologically, sometimes in some other order that probably makes sense to someone.

Or could it be that these technologies are evolving following some hidden order that has little or nothing to do with consumer demand or the needs of society?

Pulses of light — data, Ms. Bolan explained — circle the globe, in some new digital order that appears not to have sorted itself just yet.

Believers in patterned principles hold that there is some preordained social order that is more just than others.