Sentence examples for so that so from inspiring English sources

So that, so far as wealth and riches went, he made a noble appearance among the Greeks, and they might judge, by the affluence of the exile, what was the power of the tyrant.

What happened so that so many more teens, in such a short time, would feel depressed, attempt suicide and commit suicide?

H4Lvd Causal RcEthic RcTot Modif 31% adj: Causatory (of), accountable (for or to -- we are all responsible for to -- wendito -- weLvd CareallCONJ CONJ2 34% conj: Sequential, intentional oresponsiblenk--includes "so that", "so as to".

"Why aren't you protesting that?... Why don't you cut it down so that so many white police officers don't have to be in black areas?" "When I become mayor, I'll do that," replied Dyson, exasperated.

Honestly, I think it's a phenomenal book written by a fantastic writer and I couldn't be more excited for it to be published so that so many more people can go read it.

And what is more, Romulus, in his anger, committed an action of unfortunate consequence; but that of Theseus ended only in words, some evil speaking, and an old man's curse; the rest of the youth's disasters seem to have proceeded from fortune; so that, so far, a man would give his vote on Theseus's part.

So much so that soon the dismissal was capitalised.

Subsidies for young healthy consumers must be increased without decreasing those for older Americans so that so-called young invincibles find the prices of insurance less off-putting but the neediest customers in individual markets can still afford to participate.

We can for example regulate – or self-regulate – so that so-called family newspapers do not portray women in topless or sexual poses, and that such objectification and soft porn is marketed as such.

"Forces of the 166th brigade... relocated so that so-called Daesh fighters captured Qurdabiya air base," said Mohamed El-Shami, a military spokesman in Tripoli, using a derogatory term for Islamic State.

How can we design a structure so that SOs are broadly representative of their communities?