Sentence examples similar to so as it will from inspiring English sources

"So as usual it will be a straight fight between the two of them".

So the FCC's new rules won't help consumers so much as it will keep ISPs out of internet advertising and other growing businesses.

His re-election will be welcome only in so far as it will probably retain a measure of stability.

Of course, it may be argued that this new kyara is not so welcome, as it will likely lead to nationalism.

The task has probably never been so challenging as it will be in two weeks, when approximately 300 bishops from around the country meet in Baltimore.

In a strange way, the economy may not force people to be innovative so much as it will take them back to the fundamentals.

There are limits, of course, but leaders in Congress and in the administration seem open to nearly any idea so long as it will lead to passing legislation.

"Enclosed seas have the risk that, when you impact it and throw chemicals or other garbage into it, it will not go away so easily as it will from the open ocean," said Miloslavich.

It will be hierarchical in so far as it will govern (by constraining or fostering) other plans that are liable to arise in the course of a life (2007, pp.240-3 pp.240-3

Climate change won't unleash new health effects so much as it will intensify existing problems, says Jonathan Patz, an associate professor of environmental health at the University of Wisconsin Madison.

Let this section hang loose so far, as it will be used later to complete the coil.