Example sentences of "[noun] [coord] that [v-ing] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Though you will note differences in the focus of their individual approach , as stated previously , all cognitive therapy techniques are based upon the premise that an individual 's maladaptive behaviour is a function of distorted and irrational thinking and that altering these ways of thinking is an effective technique for changing behaviour . |
| 2 | I did find with mine that the secret lay in a final row at the higher tension and that removing the weights was the answer to perfect transferring . |
| 3 | Thus in general , Solihull secondary teachers believe that staff would be more honest if names were kept off the response sheets ; that the scheme focuses on weaknesses rather than strengths and that generalizing about schools as a whole is difficult . |
| 4 | However , examined in the clear light of another day , I decided you 'd felt lousy about cheating on Simon and that dismissing the afternoon had been a get-out . ’ |
| 5 | We have to risk that chat and that jockeying for such possible coming to terms with things . |
| 6 | Some are still concerned that they will have to take on juniors ' duties and that abandoning firms will damage juniors ' training and patients ' continuity of care . |
| 7 | It has been argued that Williams was obsessed by the issue of slavery and that underlying this obsession lay a deep seated racial resentment . |
| 8 | But their leaders thought Germany had too much on its plate to change its definition of nationality and that holding up the asylum reform for that would cost them too many votes . |
| 9 | But I do feel his style did n't suit our forward play and that working with Giggs and Hughes is better for him . |
| 10 | ‘ I had insisted all along that we could not return until that was the case and that having waited so long , waiting a little longer would not matter . |
| 11 | The striking resemblance between this type of mutual support and that occurring in the human species accounts for much of the fascination of the chimpanzee for man . |
| 12 | We found no difference , however , between the expression of EGF in Barrett 's mucosa containing neutral mucin and that containing acid mucin ( data not shown ) . |
| 13 | See if you know that Mrs L and Mrs T can get away with talking about your colour and that knowing there 's not a thing you can do about it because they do n't believe you . |
| 14 | I know it 's a small point , but how many times have you tried to access the truss rod on a guitar , only to find that the screws are located immediately under the strings and that inserting a screwdriver is nigh on impossible without de-tuning ? |
| 15 | He has it fixed in his poor dim noddle that art is fiddling away ( he ca n't understand why I do n't ‘ rub out ’ ) until you get an exact photographic likeness and that making lovely cool designs ( Ben Nicholson ) is vaguely immoral . |
| 16 | Accountants are not professionally qualified to distinguish between the lack of cost effectiveness arising from legitimate political decisions of councillors and that arising from management failures ( The Times 5.4.83 ) . |
| 17 | The collections are organised by John Cannovan , department supervisor who stressed that it was a team effort and that keeping the books straight was just a part of it . |
| 18 | The two approaches to the study of the mother and child relationship we have discussed so far-that based on physical care and that dealing with attitudes — each originally hoped to reveal the major determinants of children 's personality development ; neither , however , has succeeded in this task . |
| 19 | Between this line and that representing the sales of existing products there is now a gap . |
| 20 | It was clear that Korea was in political turmoil and that securing stability in south Korea and then unity with north Korea would be hard to accomplish . |
| 21 | Therefore , before embarking on a policy of immediate angioplasty for patients with failed thrombolysis , we must recognise that even in centres with extensive experience involving angioplasty , there is still a substantial risk of mortality and that opening the vessel may not improve short-term mortality . |
| 22 | The 1931 B minor Sonata is also far superior to a later version from 1933 ( although the space between Cortot 's various recordings was often narrow , his performances , while retaining their essential outward characteristics , varied in detail , biased this way or that according to the heat and inspiration of the moment ) with a ravishing second subject in the opening Allegro maestoso and a central quaver flow in the Largo in which melody and counter-melody swell and recede like some magical sea . |
| 23 | Professor James believes that the main changes are going to come from prevention and that improving our diet is the surest way to lower the risk of heart disease . |
| 24 | For many people the saddest aspect was the selectors ' policy of playing Randall at number three ; every fan in the country could have told them that he should have batted down the order and that exposing him so early was almost certain to fail . |
| 25 | Kelly 's management say they will continue with measures to eradicate drug abuse on the premises and that following the incident they would be stepping up their own security . |
| 26 | The ESS of hawks alone is an example of a ‘ pure ’ ESS and that containing a proportion of each is an example of a ‘ mixed ’ ESS . |
| 27 | We need to be aware that this approach has a strong emotional appeal and that using it involves taking responsibility and guiding these emotions , once engaged . |
| 28 | There is no doubt that the US needed a relatively stable ally and that reconstructing the Japanese economy took precedence over nurturing democratic ideals . |