Sentence examples for received so that from inspiring English sources

It then summarizes the type of notifications you have received so that you don't have to view them one-by-one.

Much more than a barcode, the IMEI code can be transmitted and received, so that a mobile phone operator can remotely shut down unauthorized phones.

All that is obtained at the time the message is received, so that we have a snapshot of things as they were at the moment the spammer tried to send each message.

TCP-DCR delays a response to congestion by one RTT after the first duplicate ACK is received so that it gives time for LL-ARQ of the wireless link to recover a possible wireless error.

As we did in the case of DISCOVER, we have assumed that the header containing the block type maps is correctly received, so that the decoder always knows the class a block belongs to.

At the end of the period established by the broker, each vendor sends the broker the amounts of the different e-coins he has received so that the broker can pay the amounts into the account of each vendor.

A more nuanced analysis might assume that customers are normally charged more than cost (broadly defined) for the goods they receive, so that sellers are a little better off when aggregate spending increases.

The very question over what a workless family has a right to receive from society – the welfare bill proposes "a cap on the total amount of benefit that working-age people can receive so that workless households will no longer receive more in benefit than working households receive in average wages" – seems almost chosen with Malthus's example in mind.

But the more you give as a teacher, the more you receive, so that teaching becomes rewarding not only to the children but also to the teacher.

"We agreed that oil, gas and mining companies should report what they pay to governments, and that governments should publish what they receive, so that natural resources are a blessing and not a curse," said Mr Cameron.

When Johansson enters, he fails to take into account the applause she's guaranteed to receive, so that her opening no-neck-monsters-related line -- on which the humor of the next several lines depends -- is lost.