Example sentences of "that the [noun] [noun] is " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ A common public perception is that the Aquino government is doing something that goes against the time-honoured Filipino tradition and cultural values , ’ said Alvin Capino , a newspaper columnist . |
| 2 | The G value is the same , but we would usually like to say that the 1g plant is growing faster . |
| 3 | Although he acknowledges that the moisture content is high , he says the extra drying costs are offset by catching the crop before it sheds any ears . |
| 4 | Most important , though , is the fact that the Pacific Plate is moving . |
| 5 | It will presumably then decline , and some presently unconsidered part of the world — perhaps Africa , or Arabia — will rise to prominence ; but for the moment there is little doubt that the Pacific era is beginning , it will reach its full flower in perhaps two or three decades , and will then enjoy or suffer the supremacy known to other oceans and regions in the decades and centuries past . |
| 6 | Watches that tell the time in 18 different languages , make toast and have so many knobs and dials that the clock face is completely obscured . |
| 7 | Note that the clock input is common to both bistables . |
| 8 | He said that the guitar solo is like the window of a song : you 'll be going through the song and then the lead will break and it 's like a window you can look out of while you 're walking by . |
| 9 | It is now recognised that the industrialisation process is complex and that |
| 10 | Mr erm bearing in mind it its multi role capability and the fact that the U K is likely to be engaged in more and more out of air operations in support of U N er has any consideration been given to a maritime variant . |
| 11 | And , although I agree with the author that the Shaw-Mohler equation is characterised by ‘ its utter simplicity ’ , it seems a little brutal to derive it in a page of text by introducing 11 variables , when the equation itself can be reduced to three . |
| 12 | However , Chandrasekhar ( 1931 ) showed that the degeneracy pressure is inadequate to resist collapse if the core mass exceeds 1.4 , . |
| 13 | Personally , apropos of Wedding presents I often think that the deepdye polyester is not necessarily the best buy for newly weds when you come to think about it . |
| 14 | It should instead be recognised that the concession/contract debate is a distraction , artificially confining the discussion to the company 's supposed public or private origins . |
| 15 | This exercise depends on only one clue : you know that the clue word is some living creature . |
| 16 | While this news will delight everyone who loves these colourful insects , gardeners will be less happy to hear that the cabbage white is likely to be the greatest beneficiary . |
| 17 | The biggest single reason for refusal of certification being recommended is that the subject assessor is unable to see evidence of student performance . |
| 18 | It assumes that the UK organisation is registered to recover VAT . |
| 19 | But he admits that the UK Championship is the most attractive title for players to win after the World Championships . |
| 20 | We think the Dutch version of Guitarist is a fine publication , but remember that the UK version is available abroad on a subscription basis . |
| 21 | Ian Thompson , economic adviser to the Engineering Employers ' Federation , which has 5,200 member firms , warned : ‘ The basic message is that the UK economy is heading for recession , with reduction in investment , domestic demand and jobs . ’ |
| 22 | To say that the UK economy is at a crossroads suggests that it is a time for important decisions to be taken leading to a change in direction . |
| 23 | Wynne Godley has been consistently the gloomiest economist operating in Britain , believing that the UK economy is suffering from severe structural weaknesses , and it will remain locked in a low growth and high unemployment pattern for years . |
| 24 | One can easily argue against its privatisation in emotive terms but it would have been more helpful if both your correspondents had taken the point that the UK economy is not exactly in robust good health . |
| 25 | He suggests that the systems model is applicable to the study of comparative industrial relations since , although every county displays special or particularistic industrial relations characteristics because of differences in the environmental settings in which they operate , ‘ the attention to rule-making in industrial relations systems provides a common denominator for the comparative analysis of different forms ’ ( p. 27 ) . |
| 26 | Suppose that 1984 is chosen as the base year so that the price index is set equal to 100 in that year . |
| 27 | The price subsidy creates a ‘ substitution ’ effect as well as an ‘ income effect ’ , and this substitution effect also encourages consumption of good X. If the objective is to promote the consumption of good X , it is clear that the price subsidy is the more ‘ efficient ’ fiscal instrument . |
| 28 | Again , for simplicity we shall assume that the price level is believed to remain unchanged over the period of the contract , so we can write : |
| 29 | Governments are sometimes suspicious of this argument because they are more accustomed to thinking as accountants about financial payments than as economists about production and distribution of goods and services that the price system is merely a mechanism to facilitate . |
| 30 | The main difference of tonight 's meeting , compared to the one held in 1984 , is that the Union lead is strong and definite . |