Sentence examples for so that according from inspiring English sources

So much so that, according to Wallage, a new discussion has arisen about the predominance of the bike.

Bankers used the boom to buy themselves influence – so that, according to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, the City now provides half of all Tory party funds.

Since then, her campaign has continued to pour resources into Iowa — so much so that, according to a report in Politico, Bill Clinton has become concerned that the campaign is neglecting other states.

The system was honed so that, according to Mr. Dunn, Officer Matthews said supervisors made clear what minimum numbers were expected of each officer in a given 30-day period: 15 summonses, 1 arrest and 2 street stops.

The WNET president, Neal Shapiro, meanwhile, was furious with ITVS for not giving him notice about the content of "Park Avenue" — so much so that, according to The New Yorker, he "threatened not to carry its films in the future".

When his wife, Mumtaz, died in 1631, Shah Jahan was grief-stricken, so much so that, according to one observer, he "gave up the practice of plucking out grey hair from his beard".

So, that means, according to the update above, and including prior disclosed funding, nearly seven million Euros of investment is unaccounted for!

If so, the evil regulations that according to Ridley caused the crisis must also be part of that process.

The so-called excise tax gross-up provisions can be so colossal that, according to one pay expert, a major merger was scuttled because the cost to cover executives' tax bills exceeded $100 million.

What did Richard Kimball, John McCain's opponent in his 1986 Senate race, do during a debate that got McCain so upset that, according to… 1.

The intelligence apparatus is so bloated that, according to The Washington Post, the number of people with "top secret" clearance is 1.5 times the population of the District of Columbia.