Sentence examples for so raises from inspiring English sources

The first answer is that everyone else does, but saying so raises the question of why they do.

But the phrase "garden city", not used by governments for a century or so, raises possibilities and hopes that ministers must address.

Even if they do, nationalisation makes outsiders leerier about investing in the future and so raises the cost of capital not just in the oil industry but for the economy as a whole.

On the other hand, the relatively compact ellipsoidal shape of 2,2,3,3-tetramethylbutane 2,2,3,3-tetramethylbutane crystal lattice more effectively than octane and so raises its melting permitsmp).

His doing so raises, at the very least, the possibility that a pious pagan who acknowledges what is hidden or mysterious may perceive reality more completely and accurately than an overconfident philosopher who immediately dismisses such things.

New machinima filmmakers often want to use game-provided digital assets, but doing so raises legal issues.

So raising rates is not an option.

So raising money can be torture".

So raising the Medicare age is a terrible idea.

So raising the proportion of recycled material is environmentally advantageous.

So raising extra cash is helpful here, too.