Sentence examples for and so task from inspiring English sources

Still, we're on the verge of someone having to write a "Can Jared Kushner Have It All" think piece, and it's all down to the fact that Donald Trump seems to know very few people ― and trust even fewer ― and so task after task keeps being placed on the shoulders of a small inner circle of advisers.

The WM task requires continuous external attention and so satisfactory task performance demands that participants maintain an online external focus.

Cameron has gone and so that task falls to Theresa May.

And so our task is to agree global economic rules that reflect the enduring values that we cherish elsewhere".

And you see that the number, for example, the number of biconditional responses in third graders is lower for the truth values and so possibilities task.

Once, before the 1982 Scottish League Cup final, a student friend won £100 on a slot machine and so the task of remaining sensible became ever more difficult.

And so the task of lifting Europe's grandest trophy went fittingly to the hands which have saved United so often during his team's dominance of a decade.

It is difficult, sometimes even impossible, to value what cannot be named or described, and so the task of naming and describing is an essential one in any revolt against the status quo of capitalism and consumerism.

As Ruth Stark, president of the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW), points out: "Social workers are working without the support systems that we would have here for children and families in terms of health and education, and so the task becomes much more difficult".

"And so the task for me as a judge is not to accept or not accept new theories; it's to decide whether the law, as it exists, has principles that apply to new situations".

And so the task of taking the research and making it evidence-based taking the evidence-based research and making it practical is where our expertise comes in in working with families.