Example sentences of "of [noun sg] [noun] at [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Each year we review the cost of Friends subscriptions and take into account the level of admission charges at Historic Scotland properties , the costs charged by comparable organisations in Scotland and elsewhere in the United Kingdom and the service we provide to Friends . |
| 2 | The presence of income tax at high marginal rates should also induce movements into untaxed areas : jobs with high non-monetary returns/attributes , fringe benefits as opposed to recorded cash payments , and work in the ‘ black economy ’ ( see chapter 8 ) . |
| 3 | During the period 1983-84 to 1989-90 , the scheme assisted 902 projects , disbursed £31.6 million of board funds at constant 1990 prices , and produced total tourism investment of £197.2 million at 1990 prices . |
| 4 | This initial investigation and the subsequent discussion ( which we will come to shortly ) obviously had the desired effect because the follow-up urging the development of curriculum policies at local level showed movement on these issues . |
| 5 | Thus , by insisting on a constant quantity pattern , the value of base quantities at current prices overestimates the real current value and hence L overestimates the real effect of price changes . |
| 6 | In 1863 , Andrews studied the relationship between the pressure and the volume of a fixed mass of carbon dioxide at different temperatures . |
| 7 | Woodturning Supplies are a new company who are producing a range of lathe accessories at competitive prices . |
| 8 | Form 's ( 1973 ) study of car workers at various skill levels across four countries ( USA , Italy , Argentina and India ) showed that they all rejected political unionism in favour of job-related unionism concerned with raising wages and improving working conditions . |
| 9 | Such cleaning up involved determining the structure of the dictionary definitions and the effects of font changes at particular locations within the definition . |
| 10 | With any model , however limited , implementation proceeds unevenly and involves participation at local level , a degree of flexibility in plans and among planners , a measure of decentralisation of control and the development of management techniques at local as well as at central level , together with the communication and the partnership which make all these possible . |
| 11 | Another factor is the rapid development of integrated circuit technology , which has made available a wide range of circuit functions at attractive prices , so that it is even realistic to assess the potential advantages of microprocessor.based control . |
| 12 | Unfortunately for domestic cats , their human owners rarely have the time to offer them mouse-sized meals , preferring to spoon out big dishfuls of cat food at feeding times . |
| 13 | The uniquely horrible twentieth century examples of eugenics attempts at social engineering based on breeding towards ‘ purer ’ human lines haunts any programme to ‘ improve ’ the gene-line . |
| 14 | This has been one reason for the increasing prominence of work groups at local level often demanding greater autonomy and a more active role in policy formulation than that provided by the official union structure . |
| 15 | This is particularly true of job losses at local companies . |
| 16 | While births and deaths are required by law to be notified to the Registrar General , migration — which is generally the most significant component of population change at regional and local levels and has increased its importance as rates of natural increase have declined — is much more poorly documented ( Willis , 1974 ; Rees , 1977 ; Ogilvy , 1980 ; Stillwell , 1986 ) . |
| 17 | In addition , the LEA was beginning to establish its own network of evening institutes at secondary schools and J. K. Revans , the Assistant Director for Education , wished to learn how the proposals for the rural areas scheme were to operate in the county . |
| 18 | After a number of bomb explosions at Soviet targets , Kahane was given a suspended five-year prison sentence in mid-1971 for conspiracy to manufacture explosives . |
| 19 | He argues that in the absence of diminishing returns to production of the intermediate or final good , or some element of product differentiation at intermediate or final levels , or the need for a firm 's intermediate product division to be held to being competitive , then vertically integrated firms will not participate in the intermediate good market . |
| 20 | We need to ensure an ample and steady flow of mortgage funds at competitive rates as a principal service to our borrowers |
| 21 | Up to 1980 , there were two and before that a number of riverside cottages at different times were shops . |
| 22 | The tightening up of safety standards at nuclear power plants inevitably followed the reactor accidents . |
| 23 | Peter Taylor , 37 , has been appointed divisional manager of business development at Newcastle-based IMASS , the integrated information technology services company . |
| 24 | Dearlove focuses on the pressures to encourage the direct involvement of business interests at local level . |
| 25 | Some breakage of bone has occurred , with the distal end of a rabbit femur at top right and breakage of rabbit mandibles at bottom left ; and perforations of thin bone is also evident ( middle right ) . |
| 26 | The calculation of pull-out torque at high speeds is complicated by the variations in current during the excitation time of each phase , which means that there is no longer a simple relationship between the static torque/rotor position characteristic and the pull-out torque . |
| 27 | Lang has also pledged himself to an increased emphasis on the teaching of art history at secondary school and college level . |
| 28 | Figures 18.11 and 18.12 show oscillograms of velocity fluctuations at various distances downstream , for , respectively , spontaneously arising fluctuations and acoustically stimulated ones . |
| 29 | MSL were used for a variety of recruitment problems at various levels . |
| 30 | The board says it needs such a store in any case in the 1990s because there may be a shortage of reprocessing capacity at British Nuclear Fuels ' Sellafield plant ( New Scientist , 3 February , p 289 ) . |