Sentence examples for so can be found from inspiring English sources

Some hint of how he might have done so can be found in his 1961 essay "Some New Jewish Stereotypes," where he writes with disgust: "There does seem to be fascination these days with the idea of Jewish emotionalism.

An overview of methods for doing so can be found in [46].

These methods can be easily extended to other linear and non-linear equations and so can be found widely applicable in engineering and sciences.

A detailed and illuminating account of how this is so can be found in Democracy, Inc.: Managed Democracy & The Specter of Inverted Totalitarianism, by Princeton historian Sheldon Wolin.

Instructions on how to do so can be found on the Internet.

In the lounge (if you are so lucky to have one) put everything away so it can be found easily and vacuum or sweep the floor.

So much can be found in a single image or object.

We leave the clothing, food or blankets at night so it can be found in the morning.

Cuyp fever generated a rabid market for his paintings in Britain, which is why so few can be found in Dutch museums today.

In a sign that hierarchies were dissolving, the chief nurse, Sue Richards, told consultants present "nurses needed to be empowered so surgeons can be found and told they are late" – something that did not happen previously.

Web devices can retrieve only limited information from the Web, the voice portals in most cases have limited their phone menus so information can be found easily, either directly from the Web or from a server-like program.