Sentence examples for was orders of from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Swift's tally was orders of magnitude greater than anything else now in stores.

He said developing the features of EdificeRex was "orders of magnitude" more difficult than applying it to the Web.

And the systemic risk that a failure of A.I.G. posed was orders of magnitude greater than Lehman's collapse".

Careless use of hyperbole casually ignores that the 'abuse' actually received was orders of magnitude less than that directed towards women on a daily basis.

As so often happens in these situations, the reality of scorpion eating was orders of magnitude less terrifying than my fear of it.

Johnson said the value of the Great Southern Reef was "completely under-appreciated," and that the number of endemic species was "orders of magnitude more on the Great Southern Reef than the Great Barrier Reef".

There are order-of-magnitude distinctions to be made.

Yet Google is orders of magnitude more massive, of course.

It is orders of magnitude too small.

Your odds of success will be orders of magnitude higher.

"The stresses driving earthquakes are orders of magnitude larger.