Example sentences of "[noun] [Wh pn] may be [adj] [prep] " in BNC.
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1 | This particularly assists those elderly clients who may be resentful at times that they appear to need help . |
2 | Within society power is in the hands of a small number of individuals and groups who may be prominent in industry , in financial or in political circles . |
3 | Implement the planned programme of nursing care , and where appropriate , teach and coordinate other members of the caring team who may be responsible for implementing specific aspects of the nursing care . |
4 | Tears are a two-edged weapon when dealing with officials who may be embarrassed by them . |
5 | Examples of other conditions might be to limit the scope and subject matter of the examination , to specify the persons who may be present at the taking of the evidence other than the parties and the witnesses , and to limit the right to enter and inspect real property . |
6 | ‘ We work with other groups to help reduce the number of road accidents , as well as offering advice to families who may be unfamiliar with legal procedures . |
7 | The intention is to offer a speedy point of enquiry for professionals from different agencies who may be worried about a particular child . |
8 | Many would agree but this system ignores the customers who may be full of emotions like fear and helplessness . |
9 | Each of these systems involves quite different risks and responsibilities for the employer , contractor and surveyor who may be involved in the design and/or management of the project . |
10 | The ward nurses will need information from the patient and his family and from other people who may be involved with helping him in the community . |
11 | These show how to combine traditional classroom techniques with the use of video and will increase the confidence of teachers who may be unfamiliar with the medium . |
12 | They show how to combine normal classroom methodology with the special video techniques , and will increase the confidence of teachers who may be unfamiliar with the medium . |
13 | These show how to combine traditional classroom techniques with the use of video and will increase the confidence of teachers who may be unfamiliar with the medium . |
14 | In accordance with the timetable developed and agreed as set out above , it is important that the lead adviser coordinates and controls the responsibilities of the other professionals who may be involved in the transaction . |
15 | Clients can also suggest neighbours and friends who may be suitable for employment . |
16 | It is not just children who may be incapable of operating their own structuring within an exercise . |
17 | To this list we can also add some particular tasks that should not be handed over to subordinates or indeed other specialists who may be available to you : |
18 | These may come from many sources ; from police , social work , other agencies , parents , or indeed from any private individual who may be concerned about a child . |
19 | It is hoped that this introduction to measures which will help control infection in the mortuary setting will stimulate some thought among managers , consultant pathologists , and others who may be involved in the provision of a mortuary service . |
20 | Cultins Road is due for demolition and New Edinburgh Ltd would like to hear from anyone with a three pound hammer and a strong arm who may be interested in the job . |