Sentence examples for so derivatives from inspiring English sources
So derivatives could be traded before they matured.
There are only a dozen or so derivatives exchanges of any size.
The numbers all even out eventually, he cautioned, so derivatives don't really make much difference in the long term.
Capital requirements need to be increased, so derivatives cannot be used as an easy way for banks to get around restrictions on gearing.The trickiest issue concerns exemptions for end-users, such as manufacturers.
"Most of the film industry is so derivative," he said.
It's so derivative that it isn't a thriller — it's a crude, ghoulish comedy on thriller themes.
NOT so long ago, all you had to do to show disdain for something was to look bored and say, "Oh... it's so derivative".
The play's incest theme was a first for English drama; yet Ford's writing is so derivative he manages to make it feel secondhand.
There is a mild retro feeling to much of "The 20/20 Experience," but nothing so derivative that it ruins the good parts.
This sloppy, dumb, though occasionally funny comedy is so derivative of "Animal House" (and, more specifically, its children) that it's like one of those by-the-numbers imitative movies Homer Simpson is so obsessed with.
