How to pronounce “so as to” in English

so as to be able to constantly innovate, so as to better serve that multitude of connected individuals.

so as to perfect them, invert their meaning, and redirect them against those who had initially imposed them."

So as to how people are trying to address that-- for instance, I'll give you an example.

So as to whether you can actually build machines that would actually be as intelligent as us be possibly, if we acknowledge it, self-aware as we are, I think it has to happen by way

So you would just do a dabbing motion here so as to not unseat your nuts.

So to lead this to the local, I think the next step is to do everything one can locally, so as to make the mood of the country, such

So like, the bingo of being part of the privileged class, so as to speak.

So could it also fail, in which case you would have to replicate some of the pieces so as to--

And that is so as to emphasize two key points, two key misconceptions and errors in what people normally think.

my behavior so as to not run people off and and I just cannot express to you the powerful transformative effect that had

this economy of influence so as to break even the perception that money drives

sophisticated and complex information so as to make better decisions.

immediate region so as to make them more part of the solution and less part of the problem and the most important of

cutting the stuff that you've written so as to get down to a word count turns out to be hard, if you're going to get it to be coherent.

He decided that he wanted to live so as to make the world a better place.

You're building a ship so as to, instead of the sea, teach people the wonders of flight, limit the technology, what you

And unless they have been built so as to have, at bottom, a core concern

And unless they have been built so as to

So as to whether it works right now, right now it's under development, so a lot of the stuff that you saw in the video, actually,

would have wasted precious minutes hunting down the relevant admin so as to bill the postage properly.

And as holistic a way of assessing merit so as to get the best people.

So as to straighten the neck.

The goal: To operate our petrol-intensive company so as to take from the Earth only what the Earth can naturally and rapidly renew and to do no harm to the biosphere.

lead a humble, sober life in this world so as to be prepared for the eternal world to come.

the art of fixing attention so as to take you into the

Her work centers around acknowledging problems and finding innovative ways to navigate them so as to allow teachers and students to dive into these classroom

They are crafting their work so as to contribute to the mission of the hospital.

My sense is we'll have an answer within a month or so as to what that how that'll happen.

So as to have something to trade for food.

I began planning for the transition from free spirit to commuter, boning up on my French so as to get that job I'd set my sights on.

And then they used their beliefs about customer behavior to give the creators notes about which scenes should be cut so as to ensure they retained the audience

And one of the most common kinds of experiments that people do is that they do physical activity or they change their diet so as to make things better,

has the advantage of making rude comments to other players while playing, so as to gain some kind of an advantage,

But yeah, I sped up the process and that animation so as to not bore you.

Notable was Franklin's skill at being in the right place so as to be the obvious choice when some task had to be done for a fee such

And songs that say something about where we come from, how it had been so as to make love today the future

that they're people who, from the moment they arrived in this country, tried to make themselves as small as possible so as to not inconvenience anybody else.

I think there's an opportunity to have, let's say, African-Americans grow at faster rate than average, so as to close the gap.

And as a company, they're retaining the ability for users still to revert to the old design so as to not alienate users too, too much.

This is just-- there's no way in hell that you're ever going to be able to tweak this network so as to stop it from doing

Leadership can be defined as directing the thoughts, plans, and actions of others, so as to obtain and command their obedience, their confidence, their respect,

That song is probably related to things you already know, and is probably being put in front of you so as to make you feel

In particular, in the form of-- in the management arena, so as to get the role of-- we redefine the role

The next line is "Umbrella, she thinks," but it is spelled out in blocks of four letters so as to appear in the shape of knuckle tattoos.

joke lies in a kind of economy, at all times we are expending energy and monitoring our subconscious so as to ensure that our conscious perceptions come through a filtering control.

One must study hard, work hard, and make the proper connections so as to optimize one's earning potential.

Say, 禅hink of other pictures that make the same sound as the sound bath begins with.'" And so, we routinize procedure that people follow so as to protect students or patients

I don't think that we really question writers who use anonymous sources too often, or who use anonymous sources for the wrong reasons so as to insult a guy in a snarky way with

ICBM's all made by, each part made by different companies: North American Raytheon, etcetera would all be whitewashed into a single color and painted only USA so as to give the illusion