Sentence examples for so that towards from inspiring English sources

The creative team seemed to be constantly growing, so much so that towards the end of his time with them, my friend couldn't even get into her own crisis talks.

But actually, almost imperceptibly, the way a screw goes forward even as you are actually turning it clockwise, the plot progresses – so that, towards the end, you begin to realise … all the repetitive jokes and themes … have been leading up to this.

As referred to above, one of the working models was that GSK3β activity should be precisely controlled so that activity towards one subset of substrates would be specifically blocked, while activity towards others would be preserved [ 43].

So that is a proud nod towards Baby, the first computer".

No wonder Navi Pillay, the United Nations human-rights commissioner, who toured Sri Lanka in August, warned of a drift towards authoritarianism.If so, that is true in the south, too.

Sheppard continued: "He likes to play a nice brand of football and his strikers to score so that's what drew me towards this".

However, in some instances, traits may be overlapping, so that tolerance towards one stress confers tolerance towards a second (Cullium et al. 2001).

Nor was there a formula for valuing elements of Monbiot's work so that progress towards the £25,000 total could be calculated.

Obinze's enforced return to Nigeria brings power, albeit through chance connections, so that when, towards the end of the book, Ifemelu arrives in Lagos as an awkward outsider, he is very much part of the new establishment.

A growing political will to prevent and reduce disaster risk can also be seen in the commitment to develop global indicators so that progress towards the ambitious goals of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction can be measured.

Figure out which days and times are better for you to fit in your new activities so that working towards your goal does not put any strain on your other responsibilities.