Sentence examples for and so is able from inspiring English sources
"Tsipras seems to know this, and so is able to trust in this European reflex".
The laser's path is ultimately several miles long and so is able to precisely measure concentrations of methane in the range of parts per billion.
She is also bilingual, and so is able to assist the many Spanish speakers who come to the Public Benefits Resource Center seeking help.
Ms. Soli has done prodigious research about the Vietnam War, particularly about the role of female war photographers, and so is able to imbue an otherwise deeply romantic book with a strong sense of history.
He is unusual in that he does not subscribe to an Orientalist point of view – and so is able to comment on the events of the day and the peculiarities of the Iranian character and system with objectivity – even affection – but without the usual implicit sense of superiority that western writers tend to slip into when writing about Iran.
The student finds out immediately whether or not he has answered a question correctly and so is able to correct any false impressions at once.
He dared to do something new and so was able to show us a different, mesmerising, landscape of the self.
Watson had an advantage, in that he was able to push the signal button much faster, and so was able to respond to almost every answer.
He spoke Arabic, and so was able to hear dialogue and pick up nuances that were beyond the ken of most Western reporters.
In anticipation of such a situation, they had kept in touch with JPL and Van Allen and so were able to prepare a satellite quickly.
