Sentence examples for and so makes from inspiring English sources

It was this thinking that led to the idea of an 'Environmental profit and loss' (EP&L) -- an approach which gives a concrete monetary value to the environmental impact of operations, and so makes it a priority in decision-making.

It causes considerable pain, discomfort, and lack of mobility and so makes life burdensome.

Perhaps Athill is a natural subversive, and so makes a good radio interviewer?

But the device expands the ecosystem, and so makes MacBooks, iPads, and iPhones more productive and pleasant.

Tightening monetary and fiscal policy exacerbates the economic downturn and so makes things worse both for banks and for heavily-indebted industrial companies.

But in another theory, a smaller majority gives would-be rebels real hope of changing government policy, and so makes them more likely to rock it.

People would complain that so-and-so makes more than another person even though the other person's work was more valuable.

I made that" or "So and so made that".

As such, decision makers can better manage risk and so make better informed decisions.

In the next sentence, the commas around "and so" make the passage choppy and jarring.

They argue that contractors save, and so make, money by lowering pay and exploiting workers.