Sentence examples for additional order for from inspiring English sources

An additional order for an equal number of C-130Js is under process.

With an introduction from Wilkerson, she contacted his counterpart at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and secured an additional order for 3,000 units of a Tar Heel-focused collection.

The first series of 33 units were ordered in 2003, followed by an additional order for 30 in 2005, 15 in 2008, and 32 in December 2010.

An additional order for 35 was made on 12 May 1936 and a follow-on order placed for 103 more a month later.

An additional order for ten aircraft of the same type was placed in ; the carrier took delivery of the first and second of these fully owned aircraft in.

Although 10 F-111Ks were ordered in April 1966 with an additional order for 40 in April 1967, the F-111 programme suffered enormous cost escalation coupled with the devaluation of the pound, far exceeding that of the TSR-2 projection.

Airbus expects 20 additional orders for its A380 superjumbo jet this year despite delays in the production timetable, a company official said.

They said plane makers often made deals at discounted prices, expecting to recover in lucrative follow-up deliveries of spare parts, services and additional orders for planes.

More Orders for Comtech The Comtech Telecommunications Corporation Nasdaqq: CMTL) of Melville said Tuesday that it had received $9.5 million in additional orders for mobile satellite transceivers and related hardware from the United States Army, bringing total orders from the Army to $84.3 million.

More Orders for Comtech The Comtech Telecommunications Corporation Nasdaqq: CMTL) of Melville said Tuesday that it had received $3.7 million in additional orders for mobile satellite transmitters, portable computers and satellite time from the United States Army Logistics Command.

The Bureau of Ordnance soon after placed additional orders for the Spencer Repeaters, and by the end of the War, some 85,000 of them (both rifles and carbines) had been put in service.