Sentence examples for so it suggested from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy meant it would need to reduce its net assets by at least £10m and its debt would now be around £30m, compared to the £17m or so it suggested in September.

The news came through the same emergency-alert system, with its disorienting buzz, that government agencies use to send news of a flood, and so it suggested some uncanny Pynchonian transference, in which terrorism had become as mundane and as universally affecting as the atmosphere.

It was found that the epitope peptide YG1 could not be recognized by the marketed Abs, so it suggested that YG1 was a novel epitope of hTNF-α.

So it suggests moving past Obama to something better.

So it suggests that the larger the transformation, the longer it takes.

In doing so, it suggests the similarity of intelligence activities to scientific research.

Even so, it suggests the depth of the feelings at NARM's annual convention, taking place this week in San Antonio.

In doing so, it suggests the empty places of prison life far more effectively than David Roger's tame design.

However, equity markets have also been rallying, so it suggests that money has also been moving in that direction.

So it suggests that this type of meditation practice or mindfulness training can really help us learn to shift our attention flexibly.

The official guideline from the Department of Health is at least 150 minutes a week, so it suggests you break it up into five half-hour sessions.