Sentence examples for so that particularly from inspiring English sources

At the syndicator's insistence, the show is broadcast with a thirty-second delay, so that particularly inflammatory comments can be expunged.

It is also governed by the OH-function position, so that, particularly in ethyl acetate, the closer the hydroxyl group to the unsaturation, the higher is the conversion rate of the terpene.

But this is built on the premise that we are using the information about these patients in this way to improve their care and make them more safe so that particularly we're escalating deteriorating patients much earlier and we can therefore react to that," he said.

"That's how you can build newer things, so that is particularly important for us".

"Most I.T. people are male," said Mr. McLaughlin, "and don't really have girlfriends so that's particularly titillating.

Everything we've spoken about – lengths, bowling one side of the wicket, our plans and controlling the run rate – we didn't do one of those in the last session, so that was particularly disappointing".

"I'd stay up for hours thinking, 'Oh, let me wake up different tomorrow.' And I'm an atheist, so that was particularly pointless -- but under the right circumstances, you beg for anything from anyone".

But I've met a lot of smart writers in Hollywood, so that's not particularly unusual.

And so that makes them particularly problematic places to live in if you happen to be African American or Latino.

"So that isn't a particularly appetising prospect for anybody".

Also, healthcare personnel should receive additional education about this disease, particularly so that appropriate precautions can be implemented during initial evaluations.