Sentence examples for and so elevate from inspiring English sources

Strong purifying selection might even increase drift in coding regions and so, elevate differentiation due to smaller effective population size.

"Lost" raised "Survivor" into the realm of the mythic and so elevated the "Survivor" reality show we all inhabit to the mythic as well.

But it's the reactions of those around Jasmine that so elevate this central turn.

These regions of oceanic crust are swollen with heat and so are elevated by 2 to 3 km (1.2 to 1.9 miles) above the surrounding seafloor.

The rate of formation is determined by the number of electrons present on the chain, and so is elevated under conditions of hyperoxia and of raised glucose, as in diabetes.

Chipotle's definition of a top performer is "A person who has the desire and ability to perform excellent work, and whose constant effort to do so elevates them, their team, and Chipotle".

Eleven Madison owned Shake Shack from 2004 to 2009, when it became its own company — but the mobbed burger stand provided the capital required to hire the Swiss chef Daniel Humm away from a restaurant in San Francisco, reduce the seats in his new dining room, double his staff and establish a venue so elevated in its pursuits that it's less a restaurant than a graduate program in taste.

Souls such as Buddha, Jesus and Guru Nanak Dev were so elevated in their consciousness that they didn't need a guru -- but how many of us are even close to that level?

Both types of worker openly disdained laboratory science as the primary medical authority, and attacked institutions in which it was so elevated.

Both Orb and Oxbow garlanded themselves with honor, in doing so, elevating the overall cache of this year's stock of three-year olds.

It was because at that time Stalin had so elevated himself above the party and above the nation that he ceased to consider either the central committee or the party.