Sentence examples for so often trapped from inspiring English sources
The divide between demand and supply is a key reason that companies are so often trapped into selling excess products well below market rates or losing sales because an inventory shortage makes it impossible to fulfill demand.
The researchers note that the divide "is a key reason that companies are so often trapped into selling excess products well below market rates". It's also a reason that companies lose sales because of inventory shortages.
HONG KONG — Hong Kong, so often trapped under the shadow of a rising China, was suddenly thrown into the spotlight when Edward J. Snowden sought refuge from the U.S. government in our city.
We are often trapped in short-termism … or other things.
Most have remained inside the country, internally displaced, often trapped.
Work has been re-purposed as women's liberation but so often it traps us, as exhausted drones, in a "gilded fairytale cage".
[Art] gets us out of the discursive, which is so often what traps people, and we find it hard to understand our differences when we are only using verbal language.
Pusha T represents something of a bridge between the two worlds, mixing his very real lyrical prowess with stories of drug dealing and debauched living that are so often the wont of trap stars.
The best home player on the pitch was Seamus Coleman, who was ignored for the Euro 2012 squad, and when another long-time snubee, Wes Hoolahan, was given a belated introduction at half-time he showed the cohesive midfield play that has so often been absent for Trap's pap.
The approach deftly escapes a trap that so often ensnares sons of legends.
The Chiefs had fallen for the same trap that so often ensnares fans: Grbac had the arm.
