Example sentences of "it was find that [adj] " in BNC.

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1 In fact , so immersed in one another had they been that when they had looked up it was to find that all the other diners had left the restaurant .
2 Where patients ' views themselves were known , it was found that one-third of those placed in hostels would have preferred unshared , independent accommodation .
3 In their quest to reduce costs , however , the Railfreight managers were keen to explore every way of streamlining their operations , and in the case of Severn Tunnel Junction it was found that total closure would bring substantial savings for relatively little inconvenience .
4 It was found that 599 ( 56 per cent ) were classifiable as ‘ new cases ’ , that is , as not being known to any of the agencies in the first survey , and having no known first contact date with an agency prior to April 1985 .
5 This arrangement was apparently carried out , and at the next meeting , on 26th May , it was found that sixty-seven schemes from all three parts of the competition were ‘ deserving further consideration ’ .
6 It was found that certain valuable cash crops like coffee , cocoa , oil palm and pepper grew well along rivers and that under the forest there was probably enough iron ore to meet world demand for 400 years , large deposits of bauxite , gold , nickel , copper and tin .
7 It was found that key characteristics was by far the most popular strategy , followed by realist strategy .
8 It was found that reactive oxygen species , as measured by the chemiluminescence technique , are raised in inflamed colonic mucosa and correlates with symptom score , sigmoidoscopic score , disease activity , and activity of the neutrophil enzyme myeloperoxidase .
9 For example , it was found that seven-year-old children in the sample from non-manual homes had a reading age 16 months ahead of children from manual and unskilled homes .
10 In London it was found that deaf people in East and South London had difficulty in getting to St. Saviour 's Church , so in the same year , 1873 , two new branches were opened — one at St. Barnabas Church , Deptford ( forerunner of Lewisham Deaf Club ) and at West Ham .
11 When patients who did not contact their general practitioners before their attempts were questioned about why they had not gone to their doctor , it was found that many were reluctant to trouble him , some had found him unhelpful in the fist , and others thought he was unlikely to be helpful or might even be unsympathetic ( Hawton and Blackstock 1976 ) .
12 In keeping with this principle , systems and procedures were deliberately kept old-fashioned , especially since it was found that many guests favoured this .
13 This process necessarily involved some redundancies , but it was found that many of the reductions could be achieved through natural wastage , and it was possible to offer a considerable number of employees transfers to the St Helens or Northwich breweries .
14 However , it was found that many large companies took on very few young people ( 20 per cent of those employing above i , 000 recruited fewer than ten per year ( ibid. , p. 47 ) ) .
15 The patients ‘ were quickly integrated into the life of the small community and it was found that many of them were surviving better outside than inside the hospital ’ .
16 For example : it was found that many staff had made no provision for their phones to be answered when they were absent from their desks .
17 The discovery of a species of Guarea ( Meliaceae ) with its own roots growing up into its hollow trunk , shortcircuiting the nutrient cycle , seemed excellent evidence in support of the hypothesis , though in Jamaica it was found that many such hollow trees were full of roots , but some of them were from trees that were not merely different individuals , but of different species !
18 It was found that such a restriction would prevent employees from being associated with a manufacturer of single-sided printed circuit boards and yet it was only in relation to multi-layered printed circuit boards that the plaintiff had any interest .
19 William IV died shortly afterwards and it has been written that , a search being instituted , it was found that that bluff and breezy monarch had been using this unique ancient artifact as a shaving mug !
20 Where it was found that middle peasants had been encroached upon , where it was found that middle peasants had been dispossessed erm that position would be rectified and that would be given back to middle peasants .
21 Where it was found that middle peasants had been encroached upon , where it was found that middle peasants had been dispossessed erm that position would be rectified and that would be given back to middle peasants .
22 It was found that scant attention had been paid to raising the cultural level of party members .
23 At the end of the year l9X1 it was found that actual production overhead costs amounted to £160,000 in cost centre X and £138,000 in cost centre Y. The total direct labour cost in cost centre X was £144,200 and the machine hours used were 18,000 in cost centre Y during the year .
24 In a content analysis of the career literature of 26 health and caring professions and occupations ( French , 1986a ) it was found that disabled people were never specifically invited to apply , yet 10 of these occupations explicitly sought candidates with the ability to empathise and understand ill and disabled people .
25 In the experiment it was found that all three methods produced results that were better than random selection — but the domain specific methods were far superior to the domain-general method ( DG was 27% better than chance , the DS methods both roughly twice as good as chance ) .
26 On checking the journal coverage of BIG , it was found that all of the core journals , and the vast majority of the remainder , were covered by BIG and GeoRef , which in 1983 ( in both published and online form ) scanned 7,700 journals , and accordingly , the bibliographic checking was carried out solely in these sources , rather than GeoArchive .
27 On checking the journal coverage of BIG , it was found that all of the core journals , and the vast majority of the remainder , were covered by BIG and GeoRef , which in 1983 ( in both published and online form ) scanned 7,700 journals , and accordingly , the bibliographic checking was carried out solely in these sources , rather than GeoArchive .
28 It was found that one additional car was required on route 42 , to cover the slightly extended journey time .
29 Building on current practice in case conferences it was found that one difference was that a network meeting involved the client and unpaid informal or family carers , as well as representatives from statutory and voluntary agencies as appropriate .
30 It was found that one shot had gone right through the moored barrel .
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