Sentence examples for so containing from inspiring English sources

"It was a small temple," says Burns, "thus easy to explode as the walls were intact, so containing the blast within the structure".

It could, for instance, have argued that raising rates and so containing financial imbalances would avoid future economic instability and hence a large undershoot in future inflation.Central bankers do not have a political mandate to respond to asset prices.

A major issue associated with the deployment of such networks is represented by energy consumption: in general, the batteries of the sensors cannot be easily replaced and recharged, so containing the usage of energy by a rational design of the network and of the routing is crucial.

That word "So" contains an accusation.

Another hundred or so contain multimedia material like simulations and animations.

Of the state's 17 counties, 10 or so contain licensed brothels.

But it was negotiated in the 1970s before the rise of environmental concerns, so contains little on biodiversity.

However, this will provide the group with significant headroom (in addition to the £80m or so contained in the current facility) should it choose to make an acquisition.

Don Quixote may not be scripture, but it so contains us that, as with Shakespeare, we cannot get out of it to achieve perspectivism.

Two decades on, her looks and acting style have acquired a stately severity that is absolutely compelling and all the more moving for being so contained.

Comets consist of "dirty ice", rather than solid rock, and so contain little iridium.That something big happened around 13,000 years ago was already known.