Sentence examples for and so the answer from inspiring English sources

And so the answer is that this is not a career — this is a trapdoor".

And so the answer is, networking is incredibly important personally and professionally.

"Since then I haven't been arrested, and so, the answer is still no".

With each passing year that question gains in urgency for the veterans of World War II, and so the answer steadily changes.

The drop coincided with the Triple Crown drought, and so the answer to many seemed clear: what horse racing needed to return to the glory days of the nineteen-seventies was another hero.

"At the time of our initial response we had not had the opportunity to check each and every one of our [thousands] of commercial contracts and so the answer given was initially incomplete," it said.

Hence, broad assumptions must be made and each different set of assumptions will yield a different answer, and so the answers range across the full set of policies on offer.

The best startups won't fear telling potential employees, and so the the answer to the question will simply become a screen on the health of a business.

And so the obvious answer arose from a thousand megaphones: get government out of the picture completely.

A child who is stunted is likely to experience a lifetime of poor health and underachievement, so the answer lies in prevention.

This is not the case, however: the question, in its primitive or in a more sophisticated (that is: by specifying the criteria of comparison) form has rarely been posed and, if so, the answer was mostly inconclusive.