Sentence examples for So interferes from inspiring English sources

"The trouble with the theatre," he liked to say, "is that it so interferes with one's evening".

Doing so interferes with the ability to ask questions about whom technoscience benefits and whom it exploits or otherwise harms.

It might seem tempting to pick or pull away peeling skin, but doing so interferes with the body's natural healing process and may increase your risk of developing an infection.

So interfering with the proteasome could kill tumor cells.

Genetic researchers have argued that the patent actually prevented the development of better tests, and so interfered with the advancement of science.

In February, Erie County Judge Tygh M. Tone ruled that the N.C.A.A.'s ban on agents should not apply to lawyers because doing so interfered with an athlete's right to legal representation.

The British government, fearing that Russia would be able to establish domination over the Chinese government and so interfere with the interests of Britain in other parts of China, made an alliance with Japan in January 1902.

Moreover, critics claim that when social values and interests influence scientific work, they supplant reasoning from evidence and so interfere with the goal of science which is finding out the truth about nature and about humans and human life, or finding theories with a "good fit," i.e., that fit the data reasonably well.

It's against MTA rules to take up more than one subway seat only if doing so "interfere(s) or tend(s) to interfere with the operation of the Authority's transit system or the comfort of other passengers".

If so, interfering with GAG sulfation and desulfation, or the interactions induced by modified sulfation, represent attractive targets for intervention, particularly since these molecules reside in the extracellular space.

For example, resistance to fluoroquinolones in pseudomonads can cause impaired motility (Stickland et al. 2010), and resistance to aminoglycosides can alter the structure of the ribosome (Springer et al. 2001; Holberger and Hayes 2009) and so interfere with basic cellular functions.