Sentence examples for seeking so from inspiring English sources

Doctors are seeking so few autopsies that in recent years The Journal of the American Medical Association has twice felt the need to declare "war on the nonautopsy".

On Saturday in Béziers Millar had seized the stage victory he had been seeking, so yesterday his plan was to save his strength for this week's Alpine legs.

Busby did it five times, came second seven times and that is what they have been seeking so hungrily ever since.

Hollywood celebrity brokers debated how much the family would receive and the ethics of seeking so much publicity for young children.

11.51am BST 114th over: England 351-9 (Prior 13, Anderson 0) Prior can't find the four-balls he's seeking, so takes a single from the fourth.

The Bush administration has been seeking, so far without success, to expand the international peacekeeping force of 22,000 now in Iraq.

For instance, borrowers seeking so-called jumbo mortgages -- those greater than $417,000 -- were not nearly as satisfied this year as they were last year.

Secretary of State John Kerry did just that in December, when he said: "The US and our partners are not seeking so-called regime change".

The Knicks could receive a small lift if the players union wins an arbitration case seeking so-called Bird rights for Lin and Steve Novak, which would provide more cap flexibility.

On its first day of operation, BountyQuest.com had 23 bounty postings, seeking so-called prior art, or the proof that an idea was already in the public domain before a patent was issued.

Certain nations are still seeking so-called absolute security for themselves and are speeding up the development and deployment of advanced antimissile systems, a senior Chinese diplomat told reporters in Beijing on Thursday.