Sentence examples for less and so it from inspiring English sources

"Data shows young people are buying fewer cars and driving less, and so it makes sense to support other options, including cycling.

"We are all using the same data (more or less) and so it doesn't surprise me that we're all reaching similar conclusions," Mr. Linzer wrote on Votamatic.com on Election Day.

Three of their losses were decided by a touchdown or less and so it seems as though a few missed opportunities have left the team staring at a longer off-season than they deserve.

Mr. Anderson's live-action films have always existed in parallel realities — elaborately storyboarded, art-directed parallel realities, no less — and so it is not too great a leap for him to be conjuring a world from scratch for his stop-motion animated version of "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (opening Nov. 13).

Thus, the magnitude of improvement after the first cataract surgery will likely be less and so it seems unfair to assess outcomes for partial procedures.

And many parents have embraced the label because they have found it less stigmatizing, and so it has eased their sense of loss.

This may in part be due to the fact that the American worlds they depict are more or less vanished, and so it's something special to revisit them.

"I said, 'We've lost a significant number of clients this month, we're making significantly less money, and so it should come as no surprise to anyone that we have to lay some of you off,' " he said.

The proof is more or less standard, and so it is omitted here.

Still, Mark Leonard, Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations, told me that Europe without the UK would be smaller, weaker and less balanced and so it would go to "long lengths" to keep it in.

The warm air is less dense and so it rises.