Sentence examples for something in the order of from inspiring English sources

"Something in the order of U.S. $30,000-plus," he said.

These can add something in the order of 30 minutes of delay – or more.

"We have had to reduce the number of people receiving services by something in the order of 500,000.

"I believe we could surely deal with something in the order of half a million for several years," he told ZDF public television.

"We should put something in the order of 220m tonnes of CO2 underground across the EU by 2030," he told the Guardian.

Retailers could realise savings of something in the order of 15% of running costs, an amount that is likely to make the technology very attractive.

But the truth of a counterfactual to the effect that if I were in circumstance C I would do A is strictly inconsistent with my refraining from A in C, and so my refraining from A in C is precluded by something prior in the order of explanation to my act in C.

Today, it is commonly acknowledged that, in humans, something of the order of 100 mutations take place every generation.

Reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina in the United States in 2005 cost something on the order of 1 percent of G.D.P., while New Zealand's recent earthquake could cost it more in relation to the country's output than the current estimates for Japan.

He spoke enthusiastically of the importance of the Rolling Stones' free concert in Havana in March, which attracted something on the order of 600,000 people.

To justify Facebook's $100 billion valuation, investors are going to expect amazing growth in its revenues — something on the order of 25 to 30 percent per year, according to analysts.