Sentence examples for that's orders from inspiring English sources

We haven't seen a crisis to this extent, where you have drug users looking for traditional drugs like heroin, or in the case of Prince, who's looking for Vicodin, and getting something that's orders of magnitude more potent.

On the pricing front, Apple is in a position it hasn't been in for a bit, selling a device that's orders of magnitudes more pricey than competitors with less techie software features available at launch.

That's orders of magnitude higher than what's needed in order to make it a viable option for use in mobile devices, where power is always at a premium.

That's orders of magnitude faster, and we're already seeing that some species are challenged by that rate of change". Some of the strongest evidence for how the global climate system responds to high levels of carbon dioxide comes from paleoclimate studies.

That's orders of magnitude quieter than most cities, where noise levels average 50 to 60 decibels, scientists reported here today at the annual meeting of AAAS (which publishes Science).

Now Ms. Krawcheck faces a challenge that is orders of magnitude more difficult than running Bernstein.

An integer sequence is a series of numbers that are ordered according to a rule.

Walker commanded the federal troops that were ordered (1957) to Little Rock, Ark., to enforce school integration.

Mr. Hultin uses a spiral-bound version ($5) that is ordered on the Web.

Especially after the mandatory evacuation that was ordered after Irma hit.

All the shops that were ordering from us were ordering the same records.