Sentence examples for use so that from inspiring English sources

Let us exercise caution in the words we use so that they may not inadvertently invoke the ethnic bias of an earlier time.

The goal is to encourage widespread use so that Suffolk residents identify with the theater.

Portable kiddie pools should be emptied and turned on their sides after each use so that they cannot collect water.

But Orval's brewers control its use so that it adds complexity, as it does in some wines.

Such systems often have charges that rise the more you use, so that heavy users subsidise people who use less and everyone is encouraged not to over-indulge.

"We give them some serious mental tools to use so that they don't repopulate their place with a bunch of shit," Alford said.

In the meantime, he is preparing the orders to seize land for military use so that the legal procedure can begin the moment he gets the go-ahead.

For a market to work, capital has to be able to flow to its most productive use, so that supply can rise to meet demand.

Mr. Sircar also put the network's outside broadcasting vans to use so that reporters could do live reports outside the studio.

"We want a hand-held device that is convenient for children to hold and use, so that they can monitor their condition," Mr. Dombrose said.

It is not so durable, says Whitlow, "and Gore will police its use so that it is not used for backpackers' garments".