Sentence examples for so structured that from inspiring English sources

Of course it does, but Obamacare was so structured that it is crushing small business and killing jobs.

The reading program in these schools, called Success for All, is so structured that teachers are given a literal script and down-to-the-minute schedule, breaking drill-like reading lessons into segments of no longer than 10 minutes.

In some countries the legal system is so structured that all lawyers are literally agents of government and as such bound to place the interests of government over those of the client.

I don't want to know how many calories are in this!' I think the same story could have happened in, say, a financial institution, but the fast-food environment is one where authority is so structured that it seems to lend itself to this abuse.

And one dress, made of a top and skirt of shimmering gold material separated by a thin slash at the waist that allowed an inch or so of softer fabric to spill out, was so structured that it started to resemble C-3PO.

Von Wright's second condition was then to suppose that an interval might be so structured that a given proposition \(p\) and its negation \(\neg p\) are dense in each other throughout the interval.

Modern parties are so structured around control that they are incapable of serious public debate.

This is so finely structured that the exact location of a string player's seat denotes their worth (the further away from the conductor, the lower the status).

Earth and Beyond is so tightly structured that even though it is designed to be played with others, you can really ignore everyone.

Such marketing loses its impact partly because it is so firmly structured that customers become habituated to these overtures and tune them out.

It is the craft of doing so in structures that are a delight in themselves.