Example sentences of "so that it [is] [adv] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Another factor is the rapid development of integrated circuit technology , which has made available a wide range of circuit functions at attractive prices , so that it is even realistic to assess the potential advantages of microprocessor.based control . |
| 2 | It follows that a Euclidean surface with metric equation will match the curved surface locally at P. In other words a plane can always be drawn at any arbitrary point on a two dimensional Riemann surface so that it is locally tangential to the surface . |
| 3 | Prior to adding the cell suspension , sweep the surface clean with either lens paper or a hard surface toilet paper , and adjust the liquid level so that it is slightly convex . |
| 4 | In recent Second Language Acquisition ( SLA ) research ( for example , Long 1983a ) there has been a recognition that the learner does not naturally assume the role of passive recipient but is actively involved in the process of manipulating the input so that it is optimally comprehensible . |
| 5 | Since , typically , unc it follows that not all the first minors of unc vanish , so that it is simply degenerate . |
| 6 | Wherever possible try to angle your answer so that it is clearly relevant to the job for which you are applying . |
| 7 | There are many similar examples of skilful writing , so that it is hardly possible to think of Wordsworth as abandoning traditional forms in 1798 because he was unable to write in the accepted manner . |
| 8 | The author of the book from which this passage is taken ( White 1966 ) situates the beginning of the " great alteration " in dress in 1793 , only four years before Walpole 's death , so that it is hardly likely that anyone could directly perceive such a major change in this short stretch of time . |
| 9 | Similarly , if the official is expected to trim advice so that it is politically acceptable she may find this unpalatable if she takes pride in offering impartial advice . |
| 10 | The trees everywhere over-grow the road , so that it is totally impervious to the sun , except at a few places . |
| 11 | It is suggested , however , that the building society be joined so that it is specifically aware of the terms of the transfer . |
| 12 | Each marketing response will have to take into account the relevant contingencies , so that it is situationally relevant . |
| 13 | Your own notes are personal to you and ordered by you so that it is relatively easy to find the material you want when you want it . |
| 14 | Safer sex : adapting sex so that it is still enjoyable while transmission risk is kept to a minimum . |
| 15 | In time the nuns remodelled the church so that it is now Neo-Classical . |
| 16 | Time is regarded as a crucial aspect of experience in English , so that it is virtually impossible to discuss any event in English without locating it in the past , present , or future . |
| 17 | Since the issue price can be fixed so that it is virtually impossible for the rights price to become negative , companies which pay underwriting commission on a rights issue are making an expensive ex gratia payment . |
| 18 | For Althusser 's claims are by no means easy to understand , and one reason for this is the fact that they are all exceedingly general , so that it is often unclear how they are to be used for the vital task of explaining particular states of affairs . |
| 19 | Be aware of the proper treatment as it is now possible to halve the mortality so that it is often inappropriate to leave people at home . |
| 20 | It is , of course , desirable they should never be overworked or overstressed , and you can ensure that this does not happen by having a sufficient number so that it is always possible to rest some while using others . |
| 21 | Look for the very red N-type semi-regular variable × Cancri , between Delta and the little pair of Omicron and 63 ; its range is between 5.0 and 7.3 , so that it is always easy in binoculars , and is in the same × 7 field with Delta . |
| 22 | It will be free-draining so that it is never waterlogged and will be well aerated . |
| 23 | Great attention has been paid to the layout of the cockpit so that it is as efficient as possible when racing yet convenient when the yacht is being cruised with only the family on board . |
| 24 | While the biographical sources normally mention the professors from whom the student received lessons , they rarely mention the medrese at which the professor was teaching , so that it is extremely difficult to follow a student from medrese to medrese . |
| 25 | Whatever the answer is there is little doubt that improving the vegetation cover can only enhance productivity and improve the soil structure so that it is less susceptible to erosion and degradation . |
| 26 | Product description must make clear the function of the product , using the appropriate British Standard term , so that it is less likely that the product will be used as a straightforward cleaning agent without the necessary controls . |
| 27 | Possible explanations for a difference between older and younger women are that the operation has a delayed effect , that the operative technique has changed over the years so that it is less likely to affect bowel function , or that gynaecologists are doing fewer operations on women with pelvic pain of intestinal origin . |
| 28 | Behind the apparent fluidity of the timetable there is in fact a detailed system of record-keeping so that it is usually possible to say what point each child has reached in each main subject area . |
| 29 | Entries are initialled so that it is usually clear who wrote what . |
| 30 | All information must be formatted so that it is readily visible and intelligible to users : preferably as part of the software objects to which it pertains . |