Sentence examples for rule or so from inspiring English sources

Until January, manufacturers assumed the rule covered only the individual sections of a bicycle frame and went to great lengths to increase that ratio without breaking the rule, or so they thought.

Majority rules, or so I thought.

She's a free bohemian spirit, you see, beyond petty bourgeois rules – or so the film would have us believe.

"Love rules!" Or so wrote Heart guitarist Nancy Wilson on her Facebook page when she married Fox exec Geoff Bywater at Mill Valley's El Paseo restaurant on Saturday.

Instead, they argue, "creative progress towards a difficult goal can emerge from a few flexible, simple rules, or so called minimum specifications" [ 9: 324].

Several studies in the data mining community have shown that classification which is based on associations rule mining or so called associative classification mining (ACM) is able to build accurate classifiers [11 13] and is comparable to traditional methods such as decision trees, rule induction and probabilistic approaches.

Jesus disrupted this Evil Regime by refusing to be defined by Roman Rule or the so-called Pax Romana.

The art historian Max Friedländer, who said, "Forgeries must be served hot," promulgated a forty-year rule — four decades or so being how long it takes for the modern nuances of a forgery to date themselves as clichés of the period in which they were painted.

What would truly constitute a sneak attack would be for the commission to have no rules, or rules so vague as to leave political participants guessing whether their activity violates federal law.

There are no rules or answers, so everyone is sort of running around trying to find the next best thing.

Debates about best practices for blogging and live-tweeting from conferences are currently ongoing, but many conferences now offer their own rules or guidelines, so make sure you check them.