Example sentences of "to the [noun sg] [prep] this [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | The economy remains stagnant , yet share prices rose 15 per cent last year and another 5 per cent up to the beginning of this week . |
| 32 | So what er Richard Newstat is saying in his argument is , is , and go back to the beginning of this lecture , is to say the constitution of the United States makes life extremely difficult for any president . |
| 33 | An early estimate of the number of excess health effects ( cancer and genetic ill-health ) due to the irradiation of this population is approximately two ( US NUREG-0558 , 1979 ) . |
| 34 | There were , however , at least two exceptions to the generality of this principle . |
| 35 | The drafter therefore may not be able to guarantee that there will be no challenge to the clause on this basis , but he/she should take account of the rule and try to avoid some of the more obvious problems highlighted by decided cases . |
| 36 | Tallis stared back into the wildwood , puzzled as to the fate of this craft 's enigmatic passengers . |
| 37 | Although the great ice sheets which covered much of North America and northern Europe in the recent past had largely disappeared by 10000 a BP , the landsurface in these regions is still rising rapidly in response to the removal of this load . |
| 38 | It is difficult to foresee any end to the necessity for this task in the immediate future , but then one never can tell . |
| 39 | These three themes — the legislative and organizational structure of education ( and especially secondary schooling ) , the ‘ problem ’ of the Public Schools and the underlying dilemmas of comprehensive education , the nature and purpose of teacher training — are central to the narrative of this book . |
| 40 | Before we proceed to consider the question as to whether there can be a Christology which is not incompatible with feminism , I should like to point to the significance of this question for Christians . |
| 41 | Juliet Mitchell in her work Psychoanalysis and Feminism has pointed to the significance of this task , but the problem , as suggested above , has been that most analyses have not been sufficiently historically specific to make them usable . |
| 42 | Considering the overwhelming importance attached to the entrepreneur in this paradigm , the difference seems appropriate . |
| 43 | Whether or not these autoantibodies are directly related to the pathogenesis of this disease remains controversial . |
| 44 | to the back of this chest to see if you |
| 45 | This vision was well to the fore at this week 's launch of ‘ the UK 's biggest man-made nature reserve ’ an intended 2,500-acre oasis along the Tees estuary . |
| 46 | Furnham , in his study Culture Shock believes that training can overcome personality difficulties that come to the fore in this experience . |
| 47 | What I said to the other group , partly because they had a , an hour before the lecture is that I 'll use next week with them , as , as an introduction to the poetry of this period . |
| 48 | Ingredients like these add to the promotion of this type of package deal . |
| 49 | Provided that the proprietor shall not be entitled to the protection of this subsection unless , at the time when the property in question was brought to the hotel , a copy of the notice set out in the schedule to this Act printed in plain type was conspicuously displayed in a place where it could conveniently be read by his guests at or near the reception office or desk or , where there is no reception office or desk , at or near the main entrance to the hotel . |
| 50 | The increase in anal cancer incidence seen particularly in women and residents of the capital argues in favour of recent important changes in behavioural or environmental factors of importance to the development of this cancer . |
| 51 | It is to the development of this theory and its application to modern times that the remainder of this book will be devoted . |
| 52 | The influences which contributed to the development of this model draw on psycho-analysis , psychosocial casework , ego psychology , role theory , systems theory , family therapy , communication theory and developmental family theory ( Greene , 1986 , pp. 6–7 ) . |
| 53 | The arrival of the TPS nationally has made the difference not only to the quantity of this activity , but in significant qualitative and strategic ways . |
| 54 | To the scourge of this Depression dark voices were being added , and the shadows of armed conflict were beginning to impinge — a most unwelcome , even unbelievable thought to those who had , within the last 20 years , already risked their lives for King and country in ‘ The War To End All Wars . ’ |
| 55 | My mind turns instead to the communality of this experience , of all those post-war babies competently handled but generally left alone , down the bottom of the garden in their prams , in the fresh air and out of the way . |
| 56 | Of more direct relevance to the thesis of this paper is the association of acts of violence and aggression , both material and mystical , with forces external to the society . |
| 57 | it would involve the loss of a number of trees and this would be detrimental to the character of this part of the village . |
| 58 | Every one of you has made a contribution to the character of this institution and I take pleasure in acknowledging what each of you has done to make this such a satisfying academic and social environment . |
| 59 | Mrs. Brooks continued : ‘ Perhaps it is the re-routeing of the old A31 that has left some confusion as to the designation of this stretch of London Road . |
| 60 | Property inheritance , for new generations of the upper class , for example , is clearly a vital economic resource that is crucial to the reproduction of this class over time . |