Example sentences of "and [noun sg] [vb mod] [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | And for Connoiseur , the extra work and exposure should bring increased demand . |
| 2 | Backward , peasant Russia would be transformed into a dynamic , modern , industrial society in which their talents and expertise would find full scope . |
| 3 | Record insertion , deletion and update may involve high costs . |
| 4 | Whilst it described an ‘ Internal Market ’ where ‘ [ … ] the district health authority operates much like the Health Maintenance Organisation in America ; here the patient and GP may have less choice concerning where treatment is obtained because the health authority will make its own assessment of value for money services from other authorities or the private sector ’ , it also pointed out that there is another totally different model being advocated under the generic term ‘ Internal Market ’ , that is ‘ Automatic and immediate cross-boundary flow reimbursernent ’ , which it states ‘ carries the internal market concept to its full fruition , involving transferring the initiative from the planners and treasurers , to the market customers ( i.e. patients ) and their advisers ( i.e. GPs ) with money following the patient ’ . |
| 5 | ‘ His power and persistence will cause any team problems , ’ Bingham said . |
| 6 | Behind stood an impressive array of walls and couloirs , though the Pico del Norte and Illampu would prove forbidden fruits , guarded as they were that year by avalanches of fresh snow . |
| 7 | Investors prepared to put a minimum of $250,000 into the 9% preference shares of Sandyport Marina Beach Club and Resort can obtain permanent residency in the Bahamas under category II . |
| 8 | The committee remained convinced that largely unintentional racism was an important factor behind West Indian underachievement , a claim not undermined by the high achievement of Asians , since stereotyped views of them were generally much less negative , and racism might have different effects on different groups . |
| 9 | Those who deny their own prejudice and racism will need this image , for their protestations of rationality depend upon a contrast with irrationality . |
| 10 | Sun users in education and research can access public domain software , shareware , research articles and images via InterNet and SunSite , a new easy-to-use interactive information repository set up with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . |
| 11 | Honeysuckle and jasmine will fill warm summer evenings with intoxicating fragrances and exotic flowers . |
| 12 | No , nan and granddad can bring one lot up and my mum and dad can fetch a few bits and then just keep bringing bits back , I mean |
| 13 | Stress and tension can cause temporary memory blocks . |
| 14 | Representation under the legal aid scheme is not available for an arbitration hearing although the plaintiff and defendant may obtain legal advice and assistance if they meet the eligibility conditions . |
| 15 | Quite clearly , though , the aims of Compact are consonant with the aims of the new generation of examinations and Compact will provide new resources and learning opportunities which can be used as a basis for course work and may in some circumstances be eligible for assessment and certification by the examining bodies , e.g. as a module in GCSE or CPVE or as the basis of an entire examination such as the AEB Basic Test " World of Work " . |
| 16 | The aims of Compact are consistent with the aims of the new generation of examinations and Compact will provide new resources and learning opportunities which can be used as a basis for course work . |
| 17 | Working with the ensuing feelings of anger and distress can make considerable demands on staff skill and patience . |
| 18 | Such combinations make up the particles known as mesons , which are unstable because the quark and antiquark can annihilate each other , producing electrons and other particles . |
| 19 | The marketing men gradually got in charge and now their corporate thinking and fear can kill any project . |
| 20 | ‘ I know it 's weird , ’ she went on , ‘ but pleasure is merely the result of naturally occurring chemicals secreted in the brain , and cocaine can turn those chemicals on like a faucet . |
| 21 | When we look at these disasters we must again ask ourselves how it was that Harris and Eaker could sustain those losses and go time and again . |
| 22 | These movements of capital and labour will alter local labour market conditions , increasing the demand for labour and raising wage levels in the previously low wage areas , and increasing labour supply and reducing relative wages in the previously high wage areas . |
| 23 | They face another five years in opposition and Labour will have another inquest into why it has been rejected for a fourth time . |
| 24 | In addition , the activities of management and labour can influence key decisions over investment and productivity , and these in their turn will have an influence on plant profitability . |
| 25 | Quite apart from the obvious expression of kinetic energy in the mechanics and electronics of contemporary kinetic arts , static forms of painting , sculpture and architecture can freeze kinetic energy during the process of their creation . |
| 26 | Absorption and diffraction could help industrial researchers get a better handle on the materials they use . |
| 27 | For some children , however , differences in food and chemical exposure between school and home may explain different behaviour patterns . |
| 28 | The market is constantly changing and management should monitor these changes and react to them . |
| 29 | The brewery at Wistanstow , Craven Arms , is nearing brewing capacity and Wood 's are bringing forward plans to extend their premises and work should start this Autumn . |
| 30 | This committee would have ( a ) encouraged trust and co-operation between unionists and nationalists , developing a practical basis on which north and south could implement joint action on issues of common interest ; ( b ) initiated studies on matters of mutual interest or misunderstanding and ( c ) consulted with heads of departments and their officials on such matters . |