Sentence examples for so presents from inspiring English sources
Even though workers generally have the right to move between countries in the European Union, doing so presents language and cultural hurdles for many.
A BBC spokesperson said: "Book at Bedtime offers the best of modern and classic literature and, in doing so, presents a wide range of perspectives from around the world.
A guinea fowl beset by a yapping dog tends to show uneasiness by turning slowly around and around on its perch, but it turns on its own axis and so presents a more or less stable target.
He tells us Midwinter's Day here tomorrow (pretty much our Christmas) so presents are being finished, shirts are being ironed and we're all gearing up for Antarctica's biggest party! As always, many thanks for all your contributions.
The currency rises in the foreign exchanges and so presents a better opportunity for buying foreign-currency bonds.Even when the yen is not appreciating, the possibility of upward ratchets in the dollar value of the yen further induces Japanese households and firms to hold large speculative domestic cash balances.
Although that is possible, it cannot be used to advance bills that do not reduce the deficit, and would further inflame partisan tensions.Mr Obama, meanwhile, has expressed hope that Republican resistance to his proposals will be slightly less reflexive if he is re-elected, on the ground that he cannot run for president again, and so presents a less tempting target.
They're so present and stunning".
Still so present and so absent.
"She was so present, so vibrating," Ms. Gaskell said.
