Example sentences of "is [adj] in [noun] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | THE boyfriend of Monaco 's Princess Stephanie , ex-bodyguard Daniel Ducruet , 29 , is due in court today on a warrant alleging assault . |
| 2 | A further round of talks is due in Mogadishu later in February to conclude the ceasefire , and to discuss the means to achieve national reconciliation . |
| 3 | Selfishness is a disease and is prevalent in industry today . |
| 4 | I do n't think she is interested in men now . |
| 5 | While adequate in other respects , diesel fuel sold in Britain is high in sulphur apparently . ’ |
| 6 | Unemployment is high in Ireland today . |
| 7 | Mist and patchy fog will form tonight and drizzle is likely in places too . |
| 8 | Staying cloudy in most places although a few bright intervals at possible and apart from the odd chance of a light shower it should stay dry milder than of late top temperature eleven celsius fifty two fahrenheit mist and patchy fog will form tonight and drizzle is likely in places too the overnight low eight celsius forty six fahrenheit mist and fog clearing slowly tomorrow a dull start it should brighten up later on though sunny intervals developing the high tomorrow thirteen degrees . |
| 9 | Equivalently : If F ε Z[x] is reducible in Q[x] then it is already reducible in Z[x] . |
| 10 | In a Russian television interview on March 30 Gamsakhurdia asserted that Shevardnadze was " the main character in those bloody events , that bloody putsch , and in the anarchy and destabilization which is obvious in Georgia now " . |
| 11 | Morse code is unequal in length so conversion of the above information into words per minute requires knowledge of the average number of unit elements , equal to a five-letter word plus one word space . |
| 12 | As a major policy declaration , the question of who should be involved in its construction is to be answered in the same way as that of who is involved in policy-making generally . |
| 13 | The RP is involved in remembrement only in an advisory capacity ; they have to balance the need for such farmland rationalisation with ecological and landscape considerations . |
| 14 | And it is unlikely in fact now that we we will convert more until er probably nineteen ninety five er shortly before going into production investment . |
| 15 | SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL IN EDUCATION TOO |
| 16 | Contamina-XXXX tion is highest in areas closest to the plant . |
| 17 | Otherwise we are back to that old hypocritical state where the game is amateur in name only . |
| 18 | The outlines of his life are familiar but , because it fell into three parts separated by place as well as time , it is obscure in detail even to those who were closest to him at any given time . |
| 19 | The effect of these provisions is , in our judgment , that if an account contains items of litigation costs or non-litigation costs the items can be referred to a taxing master for taxation i.e. for the taxing master to decide what amount is recoverable in respect thereof . |
| 20 | To travel for miles along a country lane seeing no traffic other than a solitary tractor is rare in England generally but usual in this vicinity . |
| 21 | These data reinforce the evidence that serious endometrial disease is rare in women under 40 . |
| 22 | Complacency is endemic in industry today . |
| 23 | A backward-looking specification may be obtained from ( 5 ) if the target variable is autoregressive in nature so that : Repeated substitution of ( 6 ) into ( 5 ) turns the forward convolution term into a more familiar ‘ feedback ’ one . |