Sentence examples for conduct so much from inspiring English sources

Architects could design office blocks using materials that did not conduct so much heat and where humans could open the windows to take advantage of natural ventilation and breezes.

"I don't like to guest-conduct so much," said this most self-effacing maestro (if that is not in fact an oxymoron).

Hurst had conducted myriad experiments showing that such charring was caused simply by the aluminum conducting so much heat.

Having conducted so much research (Mr. Rogers often undertakes more than a year of study per play), he couldn't let it remain a 20-minute short.

I remember him jokingly saying that he loved the Dvorak symphony he was conducting so much that he was going home to rewrite it under his own name.

The factory owners were clubby: one of them conducted so much business at the Little Venice, a restaurant on Twelfth Street, that his Rolls-Royce became a fixture out front.

Though similar studies in A. sojae have not been conducted so much as A. oryzae, it is thought to be a domesticated strain selectively bred from natural strains as well as A. oryzae above.

Inspiring conduct has so much more of an impact than coercing it.

Such a joyous ceremony should never be conducted in so much secrecy.

Over four days, three officials trawled through ledgers and receipts; it appeared to Binu Jacob, who guided them through a decade's worth of documents, that they were conducting not so much an exercise in accounting as in Talmudic interpretation.

"She has conducted herself so much better in public life than the other guy".