Sentence examples for so in time of from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, former courts have done so in time of war.

Sending out a ping is a dead giveaway literally so, in time of war.

Property rights give way to extreme need (see §6 above), so in time of extreme need using another's property without permission is not theft (Summa, 2 2, q. 66, a. 7).

So in times of stress, both psychic and economic, they have benefited, officials say.

Men, especially, came and went; that was how the world was and all the more so in times of war or state terror.

But Justice Stephen Breyer reminded a New York City bar association audience earlier this year that "the Constitution always matters, perhaps particularly so in times of emergency".

In a Stage 2 emergency, power is curtailed to commercial and industrial users that receive power-rate discounts in exchange for agreeing to shut down when asked to do so in times of high demand.

And the recent upturn may make it harder for political leaders to get their voters to understand this.European countries that have introduced radical reforms have usually done so in times of serious economic crisis: Britain in 1979, the Netherlands in 1982, Ireland in 1987, Denmark, Finland and Sweden in the early 1990s.

(I am embarrassed to note that all the books I mention, the Austens and the Mitfords and the Buchans, are essentially about socially conservative, desperately posh, mostly English and Scottish people, so in times of crisis I am clearly not searching for radical changes to the accepted order).

Career change is always a challenging process and it is even more so in times of economic uncertainties like these.

Certainly, the idea of belonging appeals most in times of health and happiness, much less so in times of struggle.