Sentence examples for So offices from inspiring English sources

So offices run best when there are proactive followers as well; they want input into big decisions, from budgets to new strategies, anything that influences how they work.

The concept calls for Lowe to shrink to 20 or so offices around the world, in major markets like London and New York, rather than continue operating in more than 80 countries.

And so office software is changing.

Ultraviolet A rays can pass through window glass, so office workers with the luxury of a view should take precautions.

How your contribution is perceived is more important than what you have actually contributed, so office politics (impression management) have become the key to promotion and pay.

So office-speak is not language.

Rawls objected to the 'summary' conception of rules characteristic of utilitarianism, that it allowed only 'one office and so no offices at all' (28).

Of the 6,000 or so family offices in the world, only 500 are in that area.

Even so, local offices continued to exercise their own discretion, accepting matrículas and dispensing birth certificates.

For example, the number of applications has roughly doubled in the past decade, so patent offices are swamped.

Even so, local offices continued to exercise their own discretion, accepting matr__ículas and dispensing birth certificates.