Example sentences of "there be [adv] [det] [vb base] that " in BNC.

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1 Since Lewis buried the secrets , first from himself and then from others , there is not much hope that those coming after will be able to follow the story of his conversion .
2 There is not much doubt that in the past direct mail has been a blunt instrument and often still is .
3 Despite the lack of comparative data demonstrating it , there is not much doubt that this species has declined markedly in Sussex , as in other parts of Britain .
4 There is not much sign that the King did in fact profit from the sale of offices ; but others certainly could and did .
5 There , the audience was very much divided as to its merits and there is n't much doubt that Comerford , certainly one of Ireland 's most distinctive and challenging film-makers , will probably always get that reaction .
6 An over-simplification perhaps , but there is n't much doubt that a blank space in the newspaper is n't going to do an agency much good .
7 For although one might be able to construct an elaborate system of control and accountability , there is never any guarantee that such a system would produce programmes of a high quality .
8 There is therefore some hope that imprisoning executives might , through incapacitation and deterrence , bring down the incidence of corporate crime .
9 There is therefore some hope that , through the influence of education , the arts , travel and the growth of international cultural contacts , and the lessening of the influence of authoritarian religion , brutality and wars can be lessened , and even eradicated .
10 In Wales there was not much doubt that the result would be negative .
11 Former NZ captain Geoff Howarth informed the nation of his availability through the tabloid Sunday News , but there was n't much doubt that Lees would be reappointed if he wanted the job .
12 In the euphoria which had followed the victory over France , there was even some talk that when the war was over the Party would be dissolved by the Wehrmacht and Germany would become a ‘ pure military state ’ .
13 There was also some talk that Admiral François Darlan , Pétain 's prime minister in 1941 and early 1942 , might be persuaded to head an anti-German movement in North Africa .
14 There was , therefore , usually some scope for an enterprise to substitute domestically produced materials for imported materials , and there was never any guarantee that foreign exchange retained by enterprises would be used solely for producing exports .
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