Sentence examples for that is orders from inspiring English sources

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

(That pales next to the money their boss has at his disposal, an amount that is orders of magnitude larger).

But our own public-health crisis continues to fuel a crisis in Mexico that is orders of magnitude worse.

Deep Blue, the IBM computer that defeated the world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997, was smart, but Watson is playing a game that is orders of magnitude more difficult for a machine.

This showed that the nominal after-tax wage for a building laborer in New York was $16.60 an hour, compared with 80 cents in Beijing, 60 cents in Nairobi and 50 cents in New Delhi, a gap that is orders of magnitude greater than the one in the 19th century.

They talked about propulsion at a reasonable fraction of the speed of light, a velocity that is orders of magnitude greater than any space ship can fly today, but that would be necessary if the light-years of space between the Sun and even the nearest star are ever to be crossed.

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

Zlochevsky is accused of stealing $23 million — money that was order seized by a UK court.

You have to wait for any treatments, tests or medications that are ordered.

From order contraction of it follows that is order continuous.

It is a movie on clowns, generically, that was ordered by the Italian Radio-Television System.