Example sentences of "[vb mod] be [adv] [adv] [verb] [conj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It is considered that his present and future operations should be more carefully coordinated and controlled both in planning and in operations by H.O . |
| 2 | It should be more generously calculated than at present and should not merely be the bare minimum market value , as seems to be the case at present . |
| 3 | This is partly because we think they should be more widely recognized but also because they can also be wonderfully informative and entertaining . |
| 4 | One is surprised to discover which should be more widely known that her abstract work preceded that of Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth by ten years or so . |
| 5 | I am not trying to suggest that there is some conspiracy at work to centralise the importance of Shakespeare when it should be more widely shared or go to some other figure . |
| 6 | If the proposition we start out with is simply that men exist — which , we are told , should be more appropriately expressed as ( Ex ) x is a man — then no doubt sooner or later we shall run into Jones and will be able to proclaim the happy discovery . |
| 7 | One deduction from this could have been that property should be as widely dispersed as possible , to enlarge the bounds of the citizen body . |
| 8 | Ultimately the individual receiving the service is the one whose wishes must be respected but , where that person depends on a relative for day-to-day care , it is only reasonable that the relative should be as fully involved as possible in decisions and become a full participating partner in the professional team , contributing to treatment and care plans . |
| 9 | The relevant details should be so well learned as to be recalled in their entirety without any need to consult the guide during the actual descent . |
| 10 | This type of biography must be particularly carefully scrutinized since it may be lacking in much criticism of its subject . |
| 11 | In carrying out statutory duties for elderly people in all parts of the United Kingdom a social worker must be as fully informed as possible of all relevant circumstances . |
| 12 | The movement of the paper must be as precisely controlled as the motion of the gantry in the flat bed type and this is achieved by using a stepper motor . |
| 13 | My thesis is that our institutions must be so structurally altered that , so far as regards permanent legislation , the will of the majority will always prevail against that of the party composing the executive for the time being , and that , whoever may form the government of the day will be compelled to follow procedures and policies compatible with the nature of Parliamentary democracy and the rule of freedom under law . |
| 14 | On Feb 28 , 1990 , the SPC approved a draft law for the last year of the five-year plan , and agreed new terms under which property might be more freely hired and transferred . |
| 15 | Until the 1980s , however , its development was limited to executive functions where inputs and outputs could be most easily identified and aligned ( see Treasury and Civil Service Committee , 1982 , vol. 111 , Appendix 9 ) . |
| 16 | This courier service could be most economically operated if both pollen and egg were placed close together on the plant . |
| 17 | Such explanations could be reasonably well founded or might be hypothetical , in which case this should be made clear to the reader . |
| 18 | Yet it is known that between one third and one half of mentally handicapped people currently resident in mental handicap hospitals should not be in hospital and could be either immediately discharged or discharged after a short period of training . |
| 19 | Road pricing would soon fail if paying the charges could be as painlessly disregarded as parking fines . |
| 20 | But we are very close now to the critical turning-point after which the political scene in Prague could be as rapidly transformed as among its neighbours . |
| 21 | But we are very close now to the critical turning-point after which the political scene in Prague could be as rapidly transformed as among its neighbours . |
| 22 | If life could be as readily organized as statistics can , then the additional staff would be spread fairly evenly at about one teacher for each of the 200 schools for the maladjusted . |
| 23 | But this also explains why the music of the counterculture could be so easily co-opted and its radical implications defused . |
| 24 | Craig McLachlan could be very easily dismissed as just another soap star turned muso , but Craig was playing guitar in bands long before he became an actor . |
| 25 | I think that animal forms could be almost infinitely varied and the actual forms you see are the forms which Darwin led us to see , namely the forms which are adapted to particular and specific ways of life . |
| 26 | That commodities such as simple sardine or anchovy butter which we had hitherto regarded as sandwich fillings , egg dishes which belonged to the breakfast table , the bed-sitting room or the night club , and little hot dishes which were ordinary English family supper savouries were valuable resources which could be quite differently deployed and offered as party dishes were ideas which had occurred to few people in pre-Boulestin days : |
| 27 | Colleagues , the time gained by having only one and recruitment and on negotiations rather at least two could be much better utilized than the certain , the day to day needs of membership . |
| 28 | The achievable tasks could be much better done if several handicaps were eased . |
| 29 | The research carried out so far has established some useful ideas and models which could be more intensively investigated and has established guidelines for future clinical trials . |
| 30 | Global pollution could be more effectively tackled if countries would share their conservation ideas . |