Sentence examples for so as from from inspiring English sources

Armitstead remains convinced that the UCI should act to make it compulsory for men's world tour teams to run a women's squad in parallel, the more so as from 2017 they will probably be compelled to run an under‑23 men's development team.

"Middlesex must have hoped that was because the pitch had flattened out, but not so, as from the first ball of their innings Alfonso Thomas and Peter Trego had the ball singing much as it was for the first two sessions of the opening day.

Congress has a solemn obligation in our constitutional system to weigh issues of war and peace, and to do so as free from partisanship as possible.

Most significantly, perhaps, the sequence was begun shortly after we invaded Iraq; even so, as with "From metals with a memory", the sequence took me by surprise.

So, as Mark Jones from HSI UK, said, why not wait and see how big an impact this has in cutting infections?

Unfortunately, this is not so as observed from Table 6 and many other experiments we conducted.

So as (ntoinfty), from the above two inequalities we have lim_{ntoinfty}d(x_{p(n)+1},x_{q(n)+1})=varepsilon.

So as Daniel Fernandez Kranz, from the IE business school, points out, it is likely that unemployment will continue rising for three or four more years.

Apparently so, as quotes from The New York Times show.

Developed economies suffered most from the crisis, so as they emerge from the crisis they should stimulate more growth across the global economy.

So as a conclusion from our study and from the critical review of the literature we suggest that partner treatment should be used more often.