Sentence examples for so contains from inspiring English sources

That word "So" contains an accusation.

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

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

A new labour-contract law, which may be passed within the next year or so, contains provisions that critics (inside both foreign and Chinese enterprises) say could give unions a greater say in company decision-making.

However, the determination procedure involves visual inspection so contains man-made uncertainties, which restricts their usage.

The Eating and Health Module, for example, ends in 2008 and so contains no post-ADAAA observations.

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

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

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.

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

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.