Sentence examples for so gives from inspiring English sources

This affects which decay modes should be included, and so gives different results.

That may be because the script gives the characters little substance and so gives the actors little to do.

He sees Eliza's resignation as a valid response to her loss and so gives her a nobility for feeling it.

Man inevitably humanizes inert matter and so gives the architect the opportunity to arouse predictable patterns of experience.

GfK's data comes from retailers - 67,000 in all - and so gives a broad picture of what's happening.

Although most executives acknowledge the need for mergers to reduce costs, the reality of doing so gives them pause.

With glass and other transparent materials he transforms even its colour and intensity and so gives light a meaning independent of that which it imparts to the structure.

The effect of seeing these feather-light dresses hovering just so gives visitors a sense that art can be uplifting and powerful at the same time.

Doing so gives oxygen to sentiments that are abhorred by most Yemenis and constricts the options of those who are committed to genuine change.

But doing so gives him, as one adviser explained, a bit of strategic room for Mr. Obama to wiggle now that he is the president-elect.

By putting a face and name to what you stand for – and having others support you for doing so – gives you a great story to sell.