Sentence examples for so that logically from inspiring English sources

Before the coming of Islam to the region in the 14th century, Javanese had been the language of culture; afterward, during the Islamic period, Malay became the most important language and still more so under later Dutch colonial rule so that, logically, it was recognized in 1949 as the official Indonesian language by the newly independent Republic of Indonesia.

And Europe's unions and politicians will fight the big U.S.-style layoffs that logically follow takeovers, so downsizing will be gradual.

Events that logically follow each other (for example, door opening and door closing events) are recognised so that the context behind the event may be determined.

Is that logically consistent?

The findings imply that there is a risk of sub-optimal use of public resources if the targets and indicators of agencies are not thoroughly considered so that they logically cover agencies' mandates.

And they extrapolate trends rather than trying to understand the deep processes that drive the trends, so that they can logically discern where those processes are growing".

Second, and more importantly in what follows, we assume that at least certain properties that figure in laws of nature do not play their nomic roles essentially, so that it is logically or metaphysically possible for those properties not to figure in the laws in question.

Between each paragraph, you will need sentences that tie them together so that they read logically.

And when no child is able to go there what is the second opportunity or the second available option for a parent who is interested to send this child to school?" For Mohammad it is important that schools teach students to think logically so that they can make logical choices and act on a more rational basis.

The point about these two cases is that they both had international ramifications but the actual alleged hacking offences had been committed in the United Kingdom so, logically, that is where they face trial.

And so attributes that are logically separate in experience through being repeatedly experienced in conjunction come to be inseparably connected in the mind.