Sentence examples for to be in order for from inspiring English sources

I see him as my role model, what every European man needs to be in order for Europe to survive".

"There has to be, in order for this system to work well, some consideration given to the government to protect this information," he said.

Mr. Dittemore said investigators were trying "to back out where the heat source had to be in order for this temperature rise to be reflected".

Now that it has been produced again, though, how soon does the next outing have to be in order for it to count as simply a new production?

It is important for students to know what accommodations they need and how extensive the support needs to be in order for them to be successful.

Giuliano said that has made it difficult to determine what the wholesale price (and thus the retail price) per pound needs to be in order for specialty coffee to be sustainable.

A trip to Washington seems to be in order -- for what neither of them is sure -- and off they go at about the same time their old cold war foes from Pottsylvania, Fearless Leader, Boris and Natasha, are springing themselves from cartoonland altogether.

Everything else seems to be in order except for one glaring typo that refers to the iPhone as an iPod.

"[Trying to calculate] where your weight should be in order for it to be directly underneath you is very, very difficult".

However, it is not known how close to a fragile site a miRNA must be in order for it to be affected.

I was constantly monitored after the operation to ensure everything was in order for me to go home.