Example sentences of "then be [verb] [prep] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | These can then be cycled by a tablet-called routine to allow the mechanism to be observed increment throughout its full event . |
| 2 | Increasingly it has been recognized that there is a need to focus explicitly on the nature and form that child abuse or child protection interventions take in everyday practice , and in the process to try and identify models of good practice which can then be developed in the future . |
| 3 | This will then be perceived in the previous period , and so the threat of minimax punishment will not be credible . |
| 4 | These grammars can then be applied to the coded corpus , with the intention of identifying the premodifiers , kernel and postmodifiers of each definition . |
| 5 | The purpose of this approach is to give students the opportunity of developing a range of mathematical skills and strategies which can then be applied in the formal investigation . |
| 6 | It can be hung over the side of a boat and the tape can then be played to the whales . ’ |
| 7 | Further formal monitoring should then be reserved for a defined mid-point and the trial end . |
| 8 | Having sunk , it would then be insulated from the Sun 's warming rays by the liquid water above it . |
| 9 | The expansion and free volume can then be characterized by the ratio of the thermal energy arising from the external degrees of freedom available to the component , U thermal , and the interaction energy between neighbouring non-bonded segments , U cohesive which will oppose the thermal energy effects , i.e. where Ε * is the characteristic cohesive energy per contact . |
| 10 | This can stimulate the worm to come to the surface when it is dark and they can then be collected with the aid of a flashlight , providing one is eagle-eyed . |
| 11 | Like a sea-anemone it will close down to a blob if touched , and it feeds on small organisms which brush past its tentacles , by shooting out special poisonous threads to paralyse its victim , which can then be collected by the tentacles and drawn into the hydra 's mouth . |
| 12 | These will then be collected by an outside catering firm and delivered by a female driver to individual homes . |
| 13 | There the caterpillar first cuts all the leaf veins leading back to the main stalk before settling in for a dinner which it hopes can not then be communicated to the neighbouring leaves . |
| 14 | Literary art could then be presented as the only means of determining the properly national cultural qualities within a divided society ; a literacy which was the province of the poet rather than the stated ruling class or group . |
| 15 | The information can then be presented to the manager who now has the opportunity to make good or at least better decisions because the information on which the decisions are based will be of a better quality and more timely . |
| 16 | You will then be presented with the appropriate working screen . |
| 17 | The Lower Exchequer , also called the Exchequer of Receipt — misleadingly so , since it paid money out as well — took in revenue from royal collectors and handed over receipts in the form of tallies , which could then be presented in the Upper Exchequer at the audit . |
| 18 | Holes could then be cut in the structure to receive skylights , doors , and windows . |
| 19 | The conditions would then be created for a rapid decline in the rate of surplus-value on capital advanced , the growth of unsold stocks of consumer goods , which would lead to a cessation of the expansion of fixed capital in Dept . |
| 20 | The original problem could then be reconsidered in the light of this appraisal and the next stage would be to move into application , making the ideas operational by the teacher 's devising activities in reference to given examples drawn from existing teaching materials . |
| 21 | The bell can then be detached from the chamber and deployed with another pair of divers . |
| 22 | If pressed to think of something then be prepared with a ‘ weakness ’ which can also be interpreted as a point in your favour . |
| 23 | Other conversations will then be heard in the background . |
| 24 | She will begin in a single room , where both her health and aptitude for prison life will be assessed , but may then be moved to a dormitory . |
| 25 | The cursor will then be moved to the first field on the page requiring input . |
| 26 | The accumulated rights , earned on the basis of Peru 's performance under its IMF-monitored adjustment programme , would then be encashed as the first disbursement under a successor IMF-supported programme . |
| 27 | It will then be transferred into an interest bearing account in the names of your personal representatives . |
| 28 | Plain concrete blocks are not intended to be on show , and are used mainly for constructing retaining walls which will then be faced with a decorative skin . |
| 29 | In the final instance the golfer could simply refuse to work with his agent , who would then be faced with the problem of whether to sue his erstwhile client — a very expensive , long-winded and unsatisfactory process . |
| 30 | Each situation on the list should then be rated on a score out of ten , and arranged in terms of difficulty . |