Sentence examples for the successful order from inspiring English sources

Not only did Pizza Hut deliver (literally), pictures posted to Reddit of the successful order went viral.

Moreover, the present RH map represents a significant tool for comparative mapping as the sea bream belongs to the successful order of Perciformes which underwent an explosive radiation 50 70 million years ago.

In November the Greens moved a successful order for the production of documents for all "on-water" operation matters, but Morrison failed to table the documents, instead producing a binder full of press conference transcripts and media releases.

Perhaps many elements of the order became extinct during the geologically recent burgeoning of the diverse, ubiquitous, and highly successful order Passeriformes, which the piciforms resemble in many ways.

In the background was the conclusion of the National Security Council that, if the US could not control Latin America, it could not expect "to achieve a successful order elsewhere in the world".

Successful order picking is necessary for fast order shipment to the customer.

Every successful order placed in our websites is automatically sent to our warehouse where a bunch of hard workers go to pick and pack the items and dispatch the order.

This culminated in the development of a formal semantics that extended to modal logic the successful first-order model theoretic techniques, thereby affording completeness and decidability results for many systems.

For example, successful orders could be defined as those with the most present-day species, or as those that have persisted to the present day regardless of group size.

In our work, we not only report the successful fabrication of ordered Ni nanotube and nanowire arrays using anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) templates by changing electrodeposition conditions, but also propose a growth mechanism for Ni nanotubes and nanowires.

The successful creation of political order on the edge of western Europe depended on a series of contingencies: the right mix of religious ideas, legal reform, talented administrators, and then in the 17th century a dose of civil war and plague to remind people of what things might be like if they let it all fall apart.