Sentence examples for so projected from inspiring English sources

If Congress made these changes, Mr. Bowles said, the government would not need to borrow as much, so projected interest payments on the debt would be reduced by $400 billion.

According to their submissions to the court, this is "not appropriate due to the rigours of graduate study, and so projected earnings during a student's course are not relevant".

Folklore experts have suggested that these stories were "a product of the folk-mind", in other words that peasants wanted their Gaelic heroes to possess "insatiable sexual" powers and so projected tales of philandering on to O'Connell.

This system is more efficient than the current car's method of periodically wasting fuel to heat the catalytic converter to burn out the pollution collected there, so projected fuel efficiency for the new car is 32mpg city and 45mpg highway, with a combined figure that VW estimates to be "around 37" mpg.

"Although the agreement put spending caps in place every year through fiscal 2021, only the $30 billion or so projected for fiscal 2012 -- which will start in about a month on October 1 -- should be considered likely to occur.

It's affordable, so project budgets stretch a long ways.

Another 300 or so projects could be stopped.

So Project members instead recited some of her work from memory.

"We'd like to improve our relationship so projects aren't held up unnecessarily".

This care is shown first in possibility: man makes things instrumental to his concerns and so projects forward.

So Project Bush is about questioning the status quo, as a means to discuss the state of feminism in 2013".