Sentence examples for borough is so from inspiring English sources

The variation in pickup counts by borough is so extreme that it is perhaps better visualized via a log plot.

Housing pressure in his borough is so intense that the council has agreed not to evict tenants who build up rent arrears because of the bedroom tax.

IF you're thinking of buying in Williamsburg or Greenpoint, Brooklyn, maybe you envision life in an old warehouse, or perhaps one of those brownstones the borough is so famous for.

Because the borough is so small, children can easily walk to the two-block-long downtown and parents rarely have to drive their children to play dates or after-school activities.

By 1977, the borough was so ravaged by misfortune that President Jimmy Carter came to walk amid the ruins of Charlotte Street in the South Bronx.

"Obviously Staten Island… All the other boroughs are so close to one another that they would have to protect many borders at once.

A borough president's job is so undemanding that two newly installed presidents are considering appointing themselves as their boroughs' representatives on the city's Board of Education.

The borough is growing so rapidly, and new housing is in such demand, that the property beneath the historic houses is worth more when it has been scraped bare.

Joshua L. Muss, who is seeking to build a 280-room addition to his highly successful Marriott Hotel in downtown Brooklyn, said the city needs to encourage development in the boroughs because the process is so drawn out that it discourages most builders.

These results should be interpreted with caution given the small sample size for the outer boroughs, but the results are consistent with our hypothesis that Manhattan would likely have higher noise levels than other boroughs, as vehicular traffic is so high.

31 The Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, says "the devastation is so widespread and overwhelming that it's in the best interest of all of our residents for a more significant National Guard presence to supplement the great work being done by our brave — but overwhelmed — first responders".