Sentence examples for so are often from inspiring English sources

Even where parks remain open, the compromises they make to do so are often uncomfortable.

And residents commute into central London for work and entertainment so are often out.

They are sometimes reluctant to leave their homes and so are often the last to flee.

However, the means to do so are often inadequate with respect to training as well as support.

But they are cheaper to build and so are often preferred in rapidly emerging economies, particularly in south Asia.

Disabled daughters in India are thought traditionally to bring shame and bad luck on families and so are often hidden away.

The fortunate and the less so were often forced together under the same roof.

James was a good shot so was often on sniping duties.

Margaret and John Boulton had their boiler replaced, as John had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, so was often ill.

In many cases, galena contains silver and so is often mined as a source of silver as well as lead.

But the Saudi royal family had its own financial problems so was often late to pay.