Example sentences of "[adv] [not/n't] [adv] [vb pp] in " in BNC.
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| 1 | Wholly admirable , but perhaps not best expressed in terms of individual academic subjects , nor in a highly complex machinery of published testing and assessment . |
| 2 | Er , I also wanted to raise the issue of er the public service section in respect to er this because there 's something prob perhaps not actually tackled in the resolution but equally er important I think is that it 's actually getting the resources into er er down to the br branch level and er if we took this resolution literally , er what it would actually mean would be that er in har with harmonization of agreements we would be handing over er our majority on the manual workers , public service workers to , so obviously we got ta take this resolution very seriously , but consider its implications and the relevance of the word appropriate because I do n't think that we want to be er handed over to come July the first er single table bargaining where we are an absolute minority and where th th that union merge that 's taking place is obviously hostile to our union . |
| 3 | The excess of male over female cases found in this age group is consistent with epidemiological studies but is still not generally appreciated in either hospital or primary care . |
| 4 | ‘ Moore is really not well known in France and that was one of my motivations in mounting this exhibition . |
| 5 | The difference is often not even mentioned in textbooks , with the result that the learner may be ignorant about it and keeps sounding foreign . |
| 6 | But repetition need not be vocal , although the oral and vocal aspects of study are today not sufficiently used in colleges . |
| 7 | The driving force of a European structure that would end the fear of war on the continent is sometimes not fully understood in these islands . |
| 8 | As yet not officially launched in the UK it is beginning to make the odd appearance through various channels and is a remarkable product . |
| 9 | This sort of ‘ fanatical ’ asceticism is currently not well received in intellectual theological circles , although popular piety is slower to abandon its old allegiances . |