Sentence examples for that left so from inspiring English sources

Others said voters would be correct to wonder about the relevance of a Congress that left so much undone.

My very cloudy crystal ball shows a rewriting of the rules, but not to correct the grave mistakes of the Reagan revolution, a milestone on the sordid journey that left so many behind.

Trump won because he offered what seemed to the ears of many a plausible narrative about the failures of US economic policy that left so many behind– failures stretching back three decades before the collapse of the economy in 2008.

As the national anthem rang out around MetLife Stadium, Coughlin gave a small smile; at the end of a difficult week that left so many people in this region affected by Hurricane Sandy — including a number of Giants players — Coughlin had preached to his team about giving the fans "a few hours of enjoyment in a difficult time".

Obama administration officials and securities regulators say they are confident that the new regulations will remove or contain much of the risk that left so many firms in trouble, but others say it may simply transfer that risk to other market participants that themselves could require assistance in the next crisis.

It was precisely that sort of attempt to talk not merely in the register of prosecution and military aggression, but also of understanding root causes, whether at an anti-Iraq war rally in Chicago or at a Presidential speech in Cairo, that left so many wondering if Barack Obama would have the strength to "go after" Osama bin Laden.

It is a national scandal that leaves so many people with mental health problems without professional help.

Or the economic backwardness that leaves so many young Arab men without a job and a future?

What is it about sex that leaves so many films teetering perilously between the pornographic and the parodic?

Some, for instance, have accused me of contracting senioritis, that wretched disease that leaves so many grade reports, and college acceptances, in its wake.

You might imagine that the Democrats would be keen to change a system that leaves so many poor people uninsured, overcharged and uncompensated.