The phrase "and so leaving" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of departure or conclusion, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "He finished his speech, and so leaving the audience in deep thought."
Alternatives: "thus departing" or "therefore leaving".
Yet they agree that India made mistakes in the past, failing to foster warm ties nearby and so leaving gaps into which Chinese investors, donors and diplomats have stepped.Others spell out concerns more explicitly.
The city centre property at 23 Lichfield Street has been used by law firm Addison O'Hare which is merging with another local firm Enoch Evans LLP and so leaving the buildings.
Suffice it to say the subsequent encounter didn't last long, my daggers failing to penetrate their scaly hides and so leaving me open to relentless counter attacks and, for a first time during my play through, death.
The BBC says that it will meet employees' legal costs – although there have been complaints that the broacaster is only making a contribution, and so leaving staff out of pocket.
The total fluvial flux of N from the soil source to rivers was 2209 ktonnes N/yr with 814 ktonnes N lost at the tidal limit, and so leaving 1395 ktonnes N/yr loss to atmosphere from across UK catchments - equivalent to an N2O flux from UK rivers of between 33 and 154 ktonnes (N2O)/yr.
Under the circumstances, could there be anything more important than not ruling out diplomacy and negotiations over the roiling Korean crisis and so leaving the full responsibility for what happens in the hands of those two narcissists and their generals?
He is on safer territory with the orchestra, and so leaves them to drive the narrative.
Cameron never made up his mind what to do with them and so left them to his successor.
Left unchecked, the insurgency could tear Nigeria apart.At rallies, Mr Jonathan encounters unenthusiastic supporters; many are paid to turn up and so leave before his speech ends.
Mr Badawi will soon have to appoint one of UMNO's three vice-presidents as his deputy, and so leave the other two feeling hard done by.
Political survival: Yar'Adua hoped to keep his illness a secret, and so left in November, 2009, without having transferred power to anybody.
