Example sentences of "has been [verb] in many " in BNC.
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| 1 | Population decline has been halted in many areas since the mid-1960s to its present level of 346,000 , with employment in manufacturing trebling in this period and total employment growing by one-half ( Shucksmith and Lloyd 1982 ) . |
| 2 | This property has been recognised in many plant species . |
| 3 | The Irish Bank Officials ’ Association , over the years , has made a tremendous contribution to the welfare of its members and we know that in recent times IBOA has been engaged in many struggles to protect those terms and conditions . |
| 4 | A YOUNG flying ace of a Spitfire squadron which has been engaged in many battles over Britain , and who married a former Sheerness Carnival Queen , has been killed in action . |
| 5 | Clerical Medical 's record of consistent performance has been highlighted in many independent surveys and has attracted much favourable comment . |
| 6 | The need for training has been highlighted in many major reports . |
| 7 | This sort of survey has been done in many communities since the 1960s when it first became popular . |
| 8 | This ‘ front-back ’ pattern of fungal distribution has been observed in many variations among a number of insect groups , supporting the contention that insects are inoculated with the spores of their respective fungi during copulation . |
| 9 | An inverse relation between socioeconomic status and mortality has been documented in many studies , no matter how socioeconomic status has been measured . |
| 10 | — Depression has been documented in many clinical samples . |
| 11 | Steady progress has been made in many authorities in integrating some of the statemented children ( the two per cent ) into mainstream primary schools . |
| 12 | Although progress has been made in many areas , especially in removing technical barriers to the free movement of goods , and in the liberalisation of financial services , much remains to be done . |
| 13 | This has been studied in many parishes and has led to some changes of heart and attitudes . |
| 14 | The exact nature of the influence of experience has been studied in many systems . |
| 15 | Its disappearance has been followed in many cases by that of the village shop , the village post office , even the village pub — the slow , inexorable process of rural decay . |
| 16 | The dictum of Byles J. in Cooper v. Wandsworth Board of Works , 14 C.B.N.S. 180 , 194 , is clear to this effect and has been followed in many subsequent cases . |
| 17 | A wider segregation , in the sense of having specialised workers for the elderly , as has been achieved in many local social work teams , is also attractive . |
| 18 | The character of the locality has been emphasised in many cases . |
| 19 | As communication between Chinese Christians and Christians from around the world has grown over the last few years , the need for a regular English language update of information on Church life in China at all levels has been expressed in many quarters . |
| 20 | Concern has been expressed in many quarters about recent apparent changes in the attitude of the police to Charity Sponsored Walks , etc. on public highways . |
| 21 | DARK matter has been invoked in many astronomical contexts . |
| 22 | Since then he has been featured in many newspaper articles . |
| 23 | The very fundamental notion of the phoneme , for example , has been treated in many different ways . |
| 24 | ‘ We are not king makers but conciliators , ’ said Bill Packer , a Texas oil millionaire , whose discrete presence has been felt in many Amnerican campaigns . |
| 25 | Purulent staphylococcal infection in the lungs has been noted in many cases of metastrongylosis . |
| 26 | Industrial production has been falling in many of the world 's largest economies — over the last year it has fallen 2 per cent in Italy ; by 2.5 per cent in France ; by 6.5 per cent in Germany ; and by 7 per cent in Japan . |
| 27 | This general duty has been considered in many cases and is quite clearly based on what a person of ordinary honesty would consider honest/dishonest ( see Robb v Green [ 1895 ] 2 QB 315 ; Printers and Finishers Ltd v Holloway [ 1964 ] 3 All ER 731 and Roger Bullivant Ltd v Ellis [ 1987 ] ICR 464 at p475 per Nourse LJ ) . |
| 28 | According to reports in some of the more scurrilous publications , the young American was deeply turned off by this close encounter with the ‘ world 's sexiest female ’ as Kylie has been voted in many teen surveys . |
| 29 | While money has been used to reward them the intrinsic motivation of working in a harmonious team has been eliminated in many jobs ; for example , checkout operators in a supermarket , process workers in a manufacturing plant . |
| 30 | This medium is the one which has been used in many laboratory experiments on this plant . |