Example sentences of "but many [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 But many many centuries before the Devastation , ’ he said .
2 But many good things have emerged as well .
3 A good master could find a good crew , but many good men found no commissions since inferior men were cheaper .
4 Instances of a lack of clarity in thought or expression do , at times , upset the flow of the commentary , but many good points are made about Jane Austen 's treatment of the marriage business .
5 All replacement window specialists offer the option of sealed double glazed units , but many off-the-shelf replacement windows from timber merchants and the like can only be single-glazed .
6 The theory seems to have a middle class bias in that it assumes that all criminal and rule-breakers accept and cherish middle-class goals , but many delinquent activities do not appear to be aiming for material gains .
7 He was a man of few words but many graphic gestures .
8 But many dental practitioners are sceptical of the need for a replacement for the amalgam filling .
9 But many junior doctors are unhappy about what they have seen of the new deal so far .
10 It is probably the closest thing we have to the slave trade here in Britain but many horse-mad children will cheerfully spend day after day employed in this fashion , and the school holidays release an army of willing helpers .
11 Factory work provided most of the off-farm work but many part-time farmers were tradesmen and managers in business .
12 This should help the process of reform , but many vested interests remain to be overcome .
13 Not only do few children enter school with a wide repertoire of nursery or religious songs learnt at their parents ' knees , but many primary schools lack a full-time music specialist .
14 More successful education about birth control measures and more approachable advisory services may be part of the answer , but many unwanted pregnancies seem to occur among experienced contraceptors who give up without specifically wishing to become pregnant ( Wells , 1983 ) .
15 Some teachers did say that time ought to be made for SSE but many raised doubts about whether such time would be well spent .
16 But many evangelical congregations are stymied and rendered impotent by a tangled web of relationship difficulties .
17 The scene on the long side shows , I believe , the birth of Aphrodite from the sea , the figures on the wings her votaries , a veiled matron burning incense and a naked girl , a hetaira , piping ( one of the first naked women in large-scale Greek sculpture ) ; but many other views are held .
18 English hill forts and medieval towns have been extensively excavated in recent years , and a new dimension has been added to our knowledge of them ; in this the Biddles have been the incomparable pioneers in their excavations at Winchester — but many other cities have made a major contribution , including York and Lincoln and Oxford .
19 But many other operas seem to take naturally to water .
20 But many other researchers have concluded that legal intervention is of extremely limited value in truancy cases .
21 The question of hedgerows , maintaining natural areas of woodland , etc. leads me to look at another area which causes concern not just to the RSPCA but many other animal welfare groups .
22 Numbers are ordered according to the relation is greater than ’ , but many other ordering experiences should be provided beforehand .
23 In this case , it is difficult for the woman to pretend her partner is naturally more ambitious than herself , but many other women buy into this fantasy because it justifies the sexual status quo .
24 Housing rents are the largest source of income under this heading , but many other services show some income .
25 But many other cells concentrate there , too .
26 Many were , indeed , buried during the Hannibalic War or the civil wars after 49BC , when much of the fighting took place in Italy , but many other hoards were buried at times during the first century BC when there was no fighting there .
27 This was the largest grant ever offered by HBCS , but many other churches faced with closure because of a repair crisis have also received substantial aid from the Council
28 As we shall see in chapter 2 , careful sampling methods have been devised to try to ensure representativeness in survey research , but many other methods do not involve systematic sampling , and there must always be a question as to the representativeness of their findings and conclusions .
29 But many other speakers and writers stray into the firing line .
30 But many other manors had recovered , although not entirely .
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