Sentence examples for surprising orders from inspiring English sources
The phrase "surprising orders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe commands or requests that are unexpected or not anticipated. Example: "The manager issued surprising orders that left the team confused about the project's direction."
Having said that, they seem to be successfully countering that force with some very, very surprising orders of late".
Of all the recent economic numbers we've seen, today's durable-goods report may be the most surprising, with orders in September jumping 0.8percentnt, when analysts were expecting a drop of 1.2percentnt.
They take the pencil and paper, but what she does then is surprising; she orders them all to squat or lie down, and then she hold an automatic revolver over them and tells them to write in ten minutesWhat is humanism?
The effect of first-order land cover may not be too surprising; first-order streams make up the majority of stream length in watersheds.
The death of Muhammad Ali proved that an event need not be surprising in order to be shocking.
This is not surprising: in order to delay ESRD significantly, treatment has to be initiated while the patient still has a significant renal function.
When Cisco sees a surprising jump in orders, it means we are on the way.
Here is the surprising element, "For orders of 100,000 shares or more, execution costs appear to be smaller on the Nasdaq than on the NYSE," say coauthors Charles Jones from Princeton and Marc Lipson from University of Georgia.
It is therefore surprising that the order in bulkiness of the ligand corresponds to the order in the particle size variation.
Film needs challenging and surprising characters in order to bloom; the dismissal of any eccentric, remotely interesting female character as "just another Manic Pixie Dream Girl" is misogynistic.
The patient study of many men over many years has brought a surprising degree of order out of this vast confusion.
