Sentence examples for utility is so from inspiring English sources

In fact, the four-cylinder, 157-horsepower engine (a new design quite like the one used in the Highlander sport utility), is so good that consumers might think twice before investing in the optional 3-liter, 192-horsepower V-6.

In a city where utility is so highly prized, they were beautiful for their crumbling uselessness, their stark contrast to the shining new complex rising nearby, and the fact that they had managed to survive demolition in this constantly self-regenerating metropolis.

(The city utility is so broke, it issued new bonds in order to pay the fees to get out of the old bonds!) According to a recent Reuters article, since corporate bankruptcies have declined, investors specializing in "distressed" hedge funds have begun circling troubled municipalities, with no city "attracting more attention than Detroit".

"If we don't do this, the imminent bankruptcy of the utilities is so awful, if it should occur, in its effect on ratepayers that it is almost unimaginable," the bill's sponsor, Assemblyman Fred Keeley, Democrat of Santa Cruz, told his colleagues.

The sport utilities are so big that in a crash with a car, they often override the car's bumper or doorsill.

"Utilities were so hungry for this information".

And cheap batteries should make renewables vastly more interesting as a source of energy on the grid, but as utilities are so heavily regulated we will need policy support to make the change quickly.

The abbot added: "It's a kind of miracle that today we can find an architect outside the monastery who has exactly the same passion that we have for monastic architecture, who understands the balance between beauty and utility that is so specific to Cistercians".

However, the lack of effect of background factors on utility scores is so consistent in the literature, that it is probable that people base their valuations on the possible health state descriptions and are not influenced by background characteristics.

The market for sport-utility vehicles is so glutted that their resale value could decline precipitously.

But this is not really a definition that has much scientific utility because it is so value laden.