Magnitude used in a sentence

Magnitude in a sentence as a noun

A few drops of rain increase the chances of being struck by several orders of magnitude.

This one was growing in magnitude and things were starting to get ugly at the company.

That's well over an order of magnitude difference.

I don't disagree with the direction of your sentiment, just the magnitude of the word you are using.

When you "move" through space, you're not changing the magnitude of your velocity vector, only its direction.

The reason it's taking so long is just a knowledge gab with the people that aren't as well-informed and don't know the magnitude of the abuses.

It's a clean order of magnitude more volatile than the stock market, which is considered a "volatile", "risky" class of asset.

It's two orders of magnitude more volatile than a legitimate currency pair like the Dollar/Euro.

I have no idea what the range is, but I would be entirely unsurprised to learn the variation spreads over several orders of magnitude.

Culture like team cohesion is orders of magnitude easier to spread when physically colocated.

Either this reporter receives an order-of-magnitude more e-mails than Bill does or people have 1MB pictures in their signature blocks or something.

They want the prestige of a "six figure salary," even though their buying power is an order of magnitude less than what that phrase originally referred to.

Outsiders to the company and industry, making salaries an order of magnitude higher than the previous executive team.

I tend to play on isotropic even when playing face-to-face games because it's 2x faster normally, and there are some pathological cases where it's over an order of magnitude faster.

OCaml was my favorite thing to write there, though it didn't afford some of the same niceties and interactivity as the PHP code they had, only because the support was down by several orders of magnitude.

For teams--particularly large teams--to work together requires a certain camaraderie that is orders of magnitude easier to manage when physically colocated. This also applies to teams that are geographically split.

That's likely at least an order of magnitude less than happen in reality, and it's likely that the small minority that are actually reported by administrators have special aspects of them that make them highly non-representative of all sexual violence in prisons.

[1] Scope of the problem, amount of effort spent on development, programmer skills[2] Or at least on the same order of magnitude[3] With a notable exception of C++ - I'm not sure what they were smoking when they decided that throwing arbitrary values is a good idea[4] And this, by the way, is what's wrong with checked exceptions in JavaPS.