Sentence examples for so because there from inspiring English sources

And rightly so, because there are issues to be resolved".

"This has been kept deliberately so because there is a small cabal that profits by not having him in control.

More so because there is no byline on its page 1 story and no mention of Peter Oborne.

"And I think they should continue to do so because there are difficult periods in life and careers".

NEW good artists generate considerable excitement nowadays, the more so because there are so few who are really good.

"Many of those who add cultural value to the country do so because there is value here already.

And so, because there is no respite at all, it is entirely natural that the victim begins to think ceaselessly of oblivion.

In the digital world, customer experience is just as important, if not even more so, because there is not the direct personal interaction to resolve any problems.

Autrey acted heroically — even leaving his two young children unattended to do so — because there was no one else who could help.

In Michael Gove, he has a formidable opponent, all the more so because there is not a scintilla of personal hostility between the two men.

FWdK: I don't think so because there was a provision and an agreement that all perpetrators of crimes with a political motive would get amnesty.