Example sentences of "[ex0] [be] [prep] [verb] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Mr Thomas needs to realise that there will always be degrees and levels of wealth and privilege , just as there are for piloting skill . |
| 2 | There are no hard and fast rules for judging when a workshop qualifies for this accolade , any more than there are for conferring greatness on people and institutions in other forms of art ; but it is normally reserved for workshops which consistently produce outstanding items under the direction of a masterweaver , who is accepted by his peers as a pre-eminent exponent of his art . |
| 3 | Since there are already hundreds of useless insect repellents on the market , how much more scope would there be for removing money from wilderness lovers , if the product was essential to beat off things with teeth and claws ? |
| 4 | What better incentive could there be for prompting booksellers to escape this predicament and embrace change ? ’ |
| 5 | What harm can there be in making friends with his family ? |
| 6 | It is also important to stress the difference between the new Council Tax and the old Community Charge so people are aware how little chance there is of avoiding payment . |
| 7 | Balance Health & Beauty Salon is open seven days a week until late in the evenings and the emphasis there is on rebalancing mind , body and spirit . |
| 8 | This ease of changing decisions on appeal is in contrast with the extreme difficulty that there is in getting changes or approvals under leasehold restrictions or other forms of restrictive covenants . |
| 9 | I 'll teach you what pleasure there is in making love and I 'll give you all the time you need to adjust to your new circumstances . " |
| 10 | Nothing could demonstrate more elegantly the fascination there is in studying animals today . |
| 11 | But there was nothing furtive or dubious about watching a crowd of lads playing a game on the sands , any more than there was about carting food to the elderly . |
| 12 | Charles called Peregrine a sadist and asked what point there was in teaching cooks and clerks to ski . |