Sentence examples for so have more from inspiring English sources

Now these young people see it as home" and so have more of a stake in the city.

The new clients are not only savvier; they also write bigger cheques so have more negotiating power.

Answers have come tumbling in, and so have more questions: what can be found at Hillbilly Tea?

The idea is that the residents will earn money from tourists and so have more of a stake in preserving their surroundings.

In fact, we probably eat more meat than our ancestors, and we live longer so have more time to develop cancer.

Most municipalities were not as badly hit as Stockton, and so have more time to act on employee and retirement costs.

"These are the processing units of the brain, and so having more might mean that you have greater cognitive capacities".

It has had more money over the past decade than many other English areas and so has more doctors and nurses.

"This country's rain-fed wheat crop has been destroyed; so has more than half of the irrigated crop".

Classification of films allows grown-ups to decide what they want to see and so has more leeway.

So having more control over the illumination comes in handy.