Sentence examples for so too, according from inspiring English sources

But so too, according to New Labour lore, has clever handling of the media a core competence that has provided a foundation for other successes.

And so, too, according to the latest Gallup poll, are a majority of conservatives and weekly churchgoers who now support allowing gay people to serve their country openly.

So, too, according to Wilkinson is back-row forward Steffon Armitage, who declined the opportunity to return to England from his French club Toulon to qualify for World Cup selection.

Just as there are no genuine spatial properties (like being north), but, rather, only two-place, spatial relations (like north of), so too, according to the B Theorist, there are no genuine A properties.

A sizable number of the Russian people, when they came to learn of the act, seem to have thought so, too, according to poll data.

But the team is set to slot a big funding piece in place soon too, according to Lozano, so Kano will surely be keeping a close eye on these guys.

But the team is set to slot a big funding piece in place soon too, according to Lozano, so Kano will surely be keeping a close eye on these guys.

Sophia cried out "No mummy!" and when the defendant asked if she was "one of them", the little girl replied: "Yes, I am mummy," so she stabbed her too, according to her account.

Job openings have been on the rise, so wages should be, too, according to Sen and Business Insider's Joe Weisenthal.

So it rains a bit too, according to hostile briefings from the Devon tourist lobby.

Revolutions are rarely simple, and that holds true for the so-called Neolithic Revolution in Europe, too, according to two papers published in Science this week.