| Now you know that you have to be both a fan and an artist in order for other tattooers to take you seriously. |
| Farmers knew that in order for the low-carb potato to be a success, they would need more than a better potato. |
| He said that in order for racial profiling to be considered logical, it would have to pass a cost-benefit analysis. |
| I refer in particular to the fact that, in order for my client to lose his liberty, two decisions have to be taken. |
| I just got one, and in order for it to show the correct tidal movements, I have to input the lunitidal interval. |
| You'd have to file a restraining order to make us leave, and in order for that you'd have to explain why. |
