Example sentences of "[adv] [vb mod] their " in BNC.
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| 1 | More often than not , oils chosen this way turn out to be the very ones needed at the time , and as the person 's physical and emotional state alters , so might their aroma preference . |
| 2 | It occurred to me that if Stratton and Brown had known each other , so might their wives , perhaps . |
| 3 | How long could their own obstruction permit the slave-owners to claim the slaves were unfit for freedom ? |
| 4 | How long would their luck hold ? |
| 5 | Not only would their number have to be increased but they would also need to undergo years of specialized training for which they would expect a commensurate reward . |
| 6 | Teachers , it was felt , were the guardians of a politically free curriculum : if they lost their entitlement to control the learning experiences of pupils , not only would their own professionalism be undermined , but , worse , schools could easily become the agents for transmitting ‘ state-approved knowledge ’ . |
| 7 | Cameron had not the energy to reply , but he was thinking , So would their masters . |
| 8 | He had not realized that the boundaries of the black hole according to the two definitions would be the same , and hence so would their areas , provided the black hole had settled down to a state in which it was not changing with time . |
| 9 | If you use the art lesson to check school meal monies , or mark your books , and leave the children to get on , you will not be teaching this subject well ; and the children will suffer and so will their work . |
| 10 | And so will their children . |
| 11 | If we can tell what the animals are about to do next , then surely so can their opponents . |
| 12 | No longer would their errors be held to ridicule in respect of run-outs , stumpings and certain other contentious issues ( but not lbws or bat-pad catches — though there could be a case for relieving the umpires of the task of no-balling ) ; nor could players justifiably feel disgruntled for the superior eye of the camera would be deciding their fates with pronounced accuracy , ensuring that justice was done and seen to be done . |
| 13 | How best can their work load be shared ? |
| 14 | That problematic can not be identical to Hegel 's because both Hegel and Marx define historical time in terms of the social totality : insofar as their definitions of the social totality can be shown to differ , so also will their concepts of historical time . |
| 15 | The more the activities of companies are transparent , the more accurately will their securities be valued . ’ |
| 16 | How far can their involvement be viewed as a counter tendency , i.e. one working towards commercialisation of working-class leisure ? |
| 17 | And , if they do , how should their organisational structure be incorporated into the managerial hierarchy of the hospital ? |
| 18 | How could their daughter know all this ? |
| 19 | Yet nostalgia movies pose a curious question of cinema sociology : what precisely will their posterity be ? |
| 20 | After all , if no one is really buying their records , how can their appearance on TV draw an audience or hope to attract advertisers ? |
| 21 | No two gardeners are the same , so how can their opinions be identical ? |
| 22 | Yet should their own government , run by fellow noblemen and dedicated to their security , conclude that serfdom was too dangerous to perpetuate , they would bow to the inevitable . |
| 23 | Why should their modern-day counterparts be any different ? |
| 24 | Then why should their legislature not impose this " strict " liability on manufacturers of automobiles but not on manufacturers of washing machines ? |
| 25 | And why could their outcome be critical for the profession 's future ? |
| 26 | In the event of a dispute with the Inspector of Constabulary or with the Home Office , where would their loyalties be and how independent would the auth authority remain ? |
| 27 | But rarely can their Christianity have contributed to their standing in society , their wealth or power . |