Sentence examples for breaks so that from inspiring English sources

His answer is to offer tax breaks so that potential social enterprises are more attractive to investors.

He proposed to "build on the fiscal commission's model" — slashing popular tax breaks "so that there's enough savings to both lower rates and lower the deficit".

The bank had thought it would be more efficient to stagger workers' breaks so that not too many people from a team were off at the same time.

Consider imposing a moratorium on devices during some meetings, but allowing more breaks so that everyone can check their e-mail, texts and networking accounts.

But he added that he still wanted Congress to overhaul the tax code to close loopholes and many tax breaks so that the new revenues could be used both to lower tax rates and to reduce annual budget deficits.

The first section flies past, and the wave — it's slightly overhead, and changing angle as it breaks, so that it now blocks out the sun — stands revealed: a long, steep, satiny arc curving all the way to the channel.

I nearly went broke so that was a massive thing as well.

"If all you do is small indie movies then you go broke so that's a drag.

4.17am GMT TEA BREAK So that's the break - clearly Australia's session, with four wickets to fall, but this match is still evenly poised.

There is a need to find means by which this obduracy can be broken so that new, more sustainable futures can be planned.

You want a small break so that pants skim the shoes, but not too long so the creased fabric flaps.