Sentence examples for and so created from inspiring English sources

One is that the irrational exuberance of recent years may have encouraged overinvestment, and so created excess capacity.

In his blindness he destroyed time and so created the black clock of Mr. Erickson's 20th century.

The writers and intellectuals of the French Enlightenment also challenged the religious orthodoxy of their time, and so created the modern concept of free thought.

As prime minister he devolved power to Scotland, Wales and London, and so created new centres of power beyond Westminster and Whitehall.

Just over a year ago, the FSA had suggested to one mid-sized bank, which had increased its bad-loan reserves and so created large losses, that it was being a little too aggressive in its clean-up.

"Kim Jong-un wanted to show respect to his father, and so created a new top job for him," said Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea specialist at Dongguk University in Seoul.

Yes, when combining two sockets with different mechanical properties, and so creating an original AFO concept.

And his faith: That, being dead, we rise, Dream and so create Translunar Paradise.

Cash challenges that and so creates a series of professional insecurities.

Society needs the idea of a great, national bard, and so creates one in Shakespeare.

The issue is to get it out, and so create the time and space to start building trust".