Example sentences of "[vb infin] a even [adj] " in BNC.

  Next page
No Sentence
1 CHILD & Co can boost an even longer Royal connection than the Scottish side of the clan .
2 This coming year , health and safety issues will enjoy an even higher profile .
3 Alternatively , you could try a labour-saving electrical gadget which should give an even deeper massage , generally designed for use on your hips , thighs and bottom .
4 If American advisers are present ( even on Regimental and Division level ) it will do an even better job , for we have found Americans are leaned on heavily the rougher it gets .
5 Addressing the Supreme Soviet on Oct. 6 , Yeltsin singled out for criticism the Ministers of Foreign Economic Relations , the Economy and Industry , but gave a general endorsement of the government , saying that " under these conditions , any other government would do an even worse job " .
6 Since CRP is induced in response to cytokines , it is not surprising that estimations of cytokines themselves may provide an even earlier clue to detecting and measuring the acute phase response .
7 While this is not a reference book , it complements well those that Roger Freeman has written — and should interest an even wider audience .
8 In fact , when he gets a goal you will see an even bigger difference in him because that will give him more confidence . ’
9 But up there we could see an even nicer spot a few hundred feet above , so we scrambled up it .
10 With the increase in major nuclear powers from five to eight , proliferation is a dangerous reality and may become an even greater threat to peace and stability .
11 ‘ We believe the longer-term trend is that such MBOs will become an even larger feature of the corporate scene , ’ said Mr Toomey .
12 If , as seems likely , France is able to maintain a position as Europe 's lowest-cost electricity producer , while home demand remains sluggish , the growing trend towards inter-country electricity links could enable an even quicker payback of France 's massive nuclear investment .
13 The purpose of the change was to save time and money , but the change is not wholly welcome , because in practice it will draw an even sharper distinction between represented and unrepresented parties .
14 Why the second free kick was given in Leicester 's favour must remain an even greater one .
15 Almond oil ( 90p for 50ml from Boots ) is ideal , or you can make an even richer concoction by adding a teaspoon of warmed clear honey to a tablespoon each of almond , sesame and olive oils and half a tablespoon of glycerine .
16 Now , having completed some 30 dulcimers ( and many other instruments ) , he has refined his designs and can make an even better one .
17 ‘ And we could make an even better team if you 'd give us half a chance . ’
18 If the normal pattern is followed , Britain will experience an even greater invasion in the next decade .
19 They know as well as anyone else that Labour will have an even higher mountain to climb come the next general election as a result of Boundary Commission changes .
20 ’ Perhaps one would have an even greater fondness for the folio 1594 Biblia Graeca Septuaginta with which Doctor Johnson knocked down his temporary employer , the bookseller Osborne , when he accused his illustrious employee of negligence .
21 ‘ As it expands into the rural areas , it will have an even greater impact on traditional values and patterns of life , ’ he said , adding : ‘ The late advent of TV into Fiji may be a blessing in disguise .
22 ‘ As it expands into the rural areas , it will have an even greater impact on traditional values and patterns of life , ’ he said , adding : ‘ The late advent of TV into Fiji may be a blessing in disguise .
23 The drawing of graphs and diagrams are obvious examples , but simpler possibilities such as the creation of large characters and simple block diagrams may have an even greater psychological impact in the classroom .
24 With effect from the financial year 1991/92 , SSAPs will have an even greater role when , for example , depreciation accounting is introduced into the Health Authority hospitals and the Trust hospitals .
25 I hope that we will have an even greater response next year . ’
26 The House always appreciates the close interest which you , Mr. Speaker , take in Adjournment debates initiated by hon. Members on the Back Benches , but you will have an even greater personal interest than usual in this debate .
27 If Walter Smith is going to continue producing them out of a hat from the reserve team like this , Rangers will remain without peer and the rest will have an even greater excuse for abandoning hope before they start .
28 They claim the proposals could have an even bigger impact on the network than the Beeching report which led to widespread closures in the sixties .
29 With the CD we had the feeling that if there was no noise in the hall we could have an even better result .
30 ‘ In a couple of years I 'll have an even better horse than Grye . ’
  Next page