Sentence examples for so too has an from inspiring English sources
So, too, has an alternative gauge of national output computed from income statistics.
As available data on hitters' tendencies and histories has increased in recent years, so too has an organization's ability to use that data as the basis for tinkering with defensive alignments.
So, too, has an even narrower exclusiveness toward Arabs and Muslims from much closer at hand, a trait sociologists have said is particularly marked in Wadi Doan, the stoney valley that runs down toward the Arabian sea from a point south of the Empty Quarter.
So too has a more professional approach to debt management.
So, too, has a link between Zika and Guillain-Barré syndrome, which can lead to paralysis in adults.
The electric pace has gone; so, too, has a little of the strength and a lot of the selfishness.
While exile and tragedy have been persistent themes in Polanski's life, so, too, has a sexual obsession with very young women.
The shale-gas boom has helped, but so too has a friendliness to companies: Toyota is only the latest to move its headquarters there.
But so, too, has a backlash to the old tropes, bolstered by the election of a record number of women in the 2018 midterm elections.
So too has a third man with direct regular access to the Isis leader, who has insisted on his name being protected.
