Sentence examples for so generating that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so generating that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a cause-and-effect relationship, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "The project was so generating that it attracted a lot of attention from investors."
People often get taken to Les Mis as a child, then they might see it again as a young adult and then take their own kids to see it, so generating that repeat business which is so essential to keep a show afloat in the West End.
Using the meshes so generated, DOEs that convert a Gaussian intensity beam to one of a specified shape, are calculated.
Not all companies have to burn so heavily to generate that amount of top-line, recurring or otherwise.
Mis-expression of Insc in the vertebrate neuroepithelium causes the mitotic spindle to associate with the apical cortex and so generate divisions that separate apical and basal cellular compartments [ 6, 7, 17].
So, generate another MS method that is the same as above except that +2 precursors are not excluded.
I do think that Americans will be strong among them, if only because we've had so much experience generating that hunger by generating the civic-republican-capitalist effort that has failed.
Fourth, chromosome-wide cytosine methylation level distribution are generated so that user could visualize the methylation level dynamics across each chromosome.
Our approach rather followed the commercial model of in-depth exploration of plausible behavioural causes so as to generate insights that can be used for marketing campaigns.
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He was so skillful at generating coverage that his colleagues in the New York delegation invented a new term: to be upstaged on an issue was to be "Schumed".
"It will be with us for a while, so anything that can generate more revenue is worth considering".
