Sentence examples for so super for from inspiring English sources
The Guardian has supported bids to overturn superinjunctions, ones so super for the plaintiff that newspapers can't even mention they have been granted.
So here is the question for "not so super" Mario: quite clearly 1.0 trillion euros of ECB three-year LTROs were not "adequate", given current tensions, so what size would be "adequate"?
Louise Davidson, the chief executive of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors, told Guardian Australia they want companies to release more information about the criteria for bonuses, so super funds could make more informed decisions about whether to support them.
So Super Bowl was a clear win for Miami's image and the local economy, which is still reeling from foreclosures and the recessionary downturn, but now on the way to recovery.
O.K., so maybe some Super People aren't so Super.
WASHINGTON -- It was a not-so-super Tuesday for Pennsylvania's Blue Dog Democrats.
Not so for super PACs, which can take as much money as is offered from practically any source, including corporate and union treasuries.
When the little-seen "Crash" won best picture in 2006, about 38.9 million people watched, one of the smallest turnouts for the so-called Super Bowl for Women since Nielsen Media Research started delivering overnight ratings.
When the low-budget film "Crash" won the big prize in 2006 — also the first year Mr. Stewart served as host of the ceremony — about 38.9 million viewers watched, one of the smallest turnouts for the so-called Super Bowl for Women since Nielsen Media Research started delivering overnight ratings.
The FBI, in working with Lockheed Martin, is developing a so-called super database for crime prevention.
