Sentence examples for and so added from inspiring English sources

Nobody who has set foot in the Muslim world these past two years can be in any doubt that the war has inflamed Muslim anger, especially against America and Britain, and so added to the pool of people willing to be martyrs to al-Qaeda's cause.Mr Blair's blank refusal to acknowledge a possible link to Iraq is wrong.

He sought to stay true to Shigesato Itoi's script, but was given latitude to make the script as weird as he wanted, and so added in American cultural allusions.

Among Harrison's biographers, Simon Leng views All Things Must Pass as a "paradox of an album": as eager as Harrison was to break free from his identity as a Beatle, Leng suggests, many of the songs document the "Kafkaesque chain of events" of life within the band and so added to the "mythologized history" he was looking to escape.

These five studies were also of a disproportionally high quality compared with the studies in the review as a whole and so added to the robustness of the reviews findings.

We decided, in line with the increasing international recognition of the importance of quality assessment, that it was necessary to provide a quality assessment of the systematic review and also of the included studies, and so added this to later versions.

Your blood pressure is often affected by pregnancy and so added stress can be the straw that broke the camel's back, or in this case, the straw that caused the camel to go into early labor.

He suggests that they imitate acting, rather than merely acting, and so add extra layers to the way we watch.

Those who moved into private rented accommodation are likely to be paying higher rent, and so adding to the housing benefit bill.

"It's even more exhilarating, because the speed feels even faster when visibility is less.And it brings some surprises, and so adds moments of intensity that you have less of in the day".

In the event, this pugnacious architect agreed to add bronze window boxes to the front of the building, and so add a little colour where he had wanted only unadulterated white plaster.

The terms a ― k 2 and a ― k a ― k ' H are all positive and so add coherently.