Sentence examples for so gain from inspiring English sources

Advocates of size think that a big company can leverage scale to cut costs, use these savings to invest more in advertising and innovation, and so gain even more scale.But there are also diseconomies of scale.

In the case of Byers he has said some boastful and, according to his own testimony, untrue things to persuade the mythical US lobbyist of his influence with ministers, and so gain a lucrative contract with the firm.

The user of the electronic library would be able to bring together "all texts — past and present, multilingual — on a particular subject," and, by doing so, gain "a clearer sense of what we as a civilization, a species, do know and don't know".

The notion that you would throw yourself at the mercy of the road, and by doing so, gain some self-knowledge or even maturity, is long gone.' Carolyn Cassady, the last surviving member of Kerouac's closeknit coterie of friends and fellow Beats, now 84 and exiled in deepest Berkshire, is even more scathing about Noughties youth.

Did a US agency use an exploit - perhaps even a zero-day one (ie, not previously notified) to hack the Silk Road server, and so gain access to details about who was accessing the server - and then follow the trail back to its alleged owner and users?

To me that image illustrates beautifully how the behaviors that are best for our children are completely at odds with the non-stop bombardment in every medium that tells us that we should consume right now and so gain approval, success, and happiness.

They have, through this crisis, rightly or wrongly so, gained a dangerous reputation".

(The prime suspect was elected to the Duma and so gained parliamentary immunity).

So gaining additional experience is the first step toward improving intuition.

The establishment vote is split, so gaining an edge in New Hampshire is a matter of survival.

So gains that seem merely incremental may disappoint industry executives and investment analysts.