Example sentences of "[art] [adj] [noun pl] [prep] these " in BNC.
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| 31 | Neither of the adoptive parents in these cases felt threatened by the contacts . |
| 32 | Although we will not examine the technical aspects of these standards , it is important to identify briefly the most important initiatives . |
| 33 | The subjective experiences of these mothers became the maintheme ; for example , how rejected they felt by friends or neighbours who crossed the street , not knowing what to say . |
| 34 | Virtually anything waved around in the receptive fields of these cells will evoke a response under the right conditions . |
| 35 | The economic effects of these elements in actu has a purely negative value . ’ |
| 36 | If market forces fail , serious economic consequences could result ; it would be difficult to assess the economic costs of these abuses . |
| 37 | It is intended to monitor the economic relations between these Republics collectively or singly to provide a basis for future studies in greater depth . |
| 38 | The official compilation was of moment because it ensured that certain general claims of the papacy , and the specific reasons for these claims , were not lost sight of in the later history of the papacy . |
| 39 | Woolf did not use the word ‘ legitimacy ’ , but it is clearly the prison 's lack of legitimacy with inmates which he saw as of central importance : ‘ It is not possible for the Inquiry to form any judg-ment on whether the specific grievances of these prisoners were or were not well-founded . |
| 40 | The specific implications of these analyses for organisation theory have been developed by writers such as Benson ( 1977a , b ) , Goldman and Van Houten ( 1977 ) , Heydebrand ( 1977 ) , Clegg and Dunkerley ( 1980 ) , and Clegg ( 1981 ) , though in a rather general way . |
| 41 | The specific applications of these three fungi are illustrated in Table 1 . |
| 42 | Graduates will receive maximum appropriate exemptions from the professional examinations of these bodies . |
| 43 | Nigel Clogstoun-Willmott was ordered home to the United Kingdom that summer as beach reconnaissance was part of the Allied plans for these ‘ Torch ’ landings , but final approval for training the necessary teams was not cleared until 8 September , a mere eight weeks before the date for this invasion . |
| 44 | Nevertheless , the intelligence that we have developed for other reasons may well ensure that we find the right answers to these questions . |
| 45 | Remembering what Garvey had said about comforting the sick dame , Gabriel leapt to the end of the play and snatched at the only words that seemed the right ones for these poor corpses , these walking dead : |
| 46 | Thus the old tradition of pilgrimage , peregrinatio , spawned or became united to the new kind of military adventure we call the crusade ; and the resources of the roads and waterways of Europe and the Near East were strained to the uttermost to meet the insatiable demands of these adventurous travellers . |
| 47 | It was also obvious that the importance of the emotional links between these children and their respective birth fathers was missed or under-estimated by the social workers making the placement . |
| 48 | There can be little doubt that the liturgical policies of these Arminian prelates engendered very deep frustrations , fuelled anxieties about a Catholic insurrection , and produced an increase in support for the alternative , non-episcopalian , Presbyterian system of church government . |
| 49 | In fact , even the sighted cousins of these creatures are thought to use the brain receptor for photoperiod perception . |
| 50 | Dr O'Reilly has exceptional marketing experience and talents which when brought to bear on the solid foundations of these businesses should help create a new level of profitability . ’ |
| 51 | Miss Campbell died in 1982 without having written a Flora , and in an eloquent obituary ( Milne-Redhead , op cit. dhead ) the author commented ‘ The rich proceeds of these many expeditions are in the B. M. Herbarium , a fitting memorial to her love of Scottish botany , as is her ‘ Flora of Uig ’ ( Campbell , 1945 ) ’ . |
| 52 | As independence approached , all the Namibian students on these courses went home to take part in the election process . |
| 53 | The usual sources of these are damp houses , compost heaps ( a fungal paradise ) , rotting leaves , over-ripe fruit and other ‘ mouldy ’ items . |
| 54 | In the semantic analogues to these continua , two readings which are close together on the continuum can be coordinated without zeugmatic incompatibility ( this is the semantic parallel to mutual intelligibility and interbreeding ) , whereas readings which are far apart are incompatible . |
| 55 | Now you know the secret code , work out the proper numbers of these secret agents . |
| 56 | The cultural differences among these various nationalities , moreover , were often very considerable , extending to history , language , religion and social customs of all kinds . |
| 57 | There is much work to be done in enumerating the real needs of minority elders for services and to develop services which respond to the cultural needs of these communities . |
| 58 | Has anyone considered the harmful effects of these plants or their sap on aquatic life ? |
| 59 | I did not see the value in teaching him the English equivalents of these words , and merely reminded him to talk in English . |
| 60 | Where the English partners of these enterprises are carrying on their practice as English solicitors they will be bound by the Overseas Practice Rules 1990 as well as by the local laws of the countries in which they operate . |