Example sentences of "[adv] can [verb] the " in BNC.
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| 31 | Anyone wishing to know more about NEAR can visit the project team office at or telephone |
| 32 | Overall , the evidence suggests that IgE-mediated allergy probably can affect the brain , either directly or indirectly . |
| 33 | This conclusion is based on the fact that potent prostaglandin synthesis inhibitors such as indomethacin not only do not improve ulcerative colitis , but also can worsen the disease activity , implying that prostaglandins have some protective or repair ability , or both . |
| 34 | If it was negative she would need to be vaccinated , and it was essential that she did n't get pregnant for three months afterwards as the vaccine also can damage the baby . |
| 35 | Temperature changes also can influence the depth at which the fish swim . |
| 36 | Such models not only allow various emission control programmes to be examined for existing pollution sources , but also can assess the likely impact of new pollution sources . |
| 37 | So also can treating the water in ion-exchange systems but sometimes it produces other side effects . ) |
| 38 | The competition now goes into winter hibernation , but when Rangers travel to play the Belgian champions in March they will do so believing they really can reach the final . |
| 39 | Other plus-points are civilised lift queues ; efficient use of the lifts ' capacity ( four-seaters always carrying four skiers ) ; good child-care facilities ; accommodation which really can accommodate the advertised number of occupants ; and ski instruction which is enthusiastic , fun and conducted by native English-speakers . |
| 40 | Desktop really can get the most out of your hard disk . |
| 41 | Christ , he really can smite the ball almost the length of the pitch , marvelled Perdita . |
| 42 | For nightlife , Bodrum is the place to go and it 's so close you really can have the best of both resorts . |
| 43 | ‘ You really can see the difference that the beach clean efforts have made . |
| 44 | And I used to listen to that kind of flattery which all too often can drag the most doughty warriors from their heights down to hell itself . |
| 45 | The alteration of a single molecule in the egg of a fruitfly can cause the new individual to have an extra pair of wings . |
| 46 | Heriot amateur rider Michael Dun has yet to be headed in men 's opens this season and with his Jedforest winner Run Lieh Run and last Saturday 's Haydon victor Gun Metal Boy to choose from , tomorrow can keep the slate clean . |
| 47 | Now suppleness is the most important , but when you 've got that you have to go for something else before you even can grow the stamina , and that is strength , the power of the muscle to produce the body action , resist gravity and work against resistance . |
| 48 | Yes , casualties within this organization , and nobody in this hall today can escape the possibility of the knife . |
| 49 | Travellers today can cross the Alps in less than a day due to the excellent highways and railroads . |
| 50 | But TODAY can reveal the contract for signals controlling the track to London 's Docklands has been given to a firm called Alcatel , which has manufacturing bases in Germany and Canada . |
| 51 | A reader today can judge the validity of these claims through the means of photography . |
| 52 | Perhaps we 'll have some tennis , if old Rodge here can spare the time from his blessed cows . ’ |
| 53 | Use of open mesh material here can reduce the turbulence at the finely tapered trailing edge , and improve performance in strong winds . |
| 54 | Overwhelming competition from Yorkshire to Scotland 's traditional woollen industry during the Industrial Revolution forced Scottish manufacturers to specialize in high-quality fashion knitwear , and visitors here can see the processes involved in making the firm 's lambswool garments . |
| 55 | We have done little to consider how new members entering the religious life nowadays can internalize the attitudes they attempted to represent . |
| 56 | TOURISTS going abroad can expect the following rates for sterling : |
| 57 | The other is the emergence of new , third world competitors that deploy their resources in innovative ways that sometimes can minimise the handicaps of being a late entrant into established markets . |
| 58 | Well no , but and I were just thinking well why ca n't it just be all things together that make us what we are and when you 're trying to find a single thing , the only single thing is the one , which is the unity and then there 's no differentiation but I do n't think that , that we are , we are our body as well and that then can affect the soul you know , if you , if you 've got a big nose and all your life people stare at you you 're gon na , you 're not going to be unaffected by it . |
| 59 | The ida820 PSS package runs on an IBM host , offering a user interface very much like IBM 's Print Services Facility-2 , and translates AFP output to PCL and routes the output to an HP 3000 server and the print server then can print the converted AFP output on any HP 5000 or HP LaserJet printer . |
| 60 | The rules relating to inadmissible reservations and objections thereto can confuse the relationship even between States which have ratified a treaty . |