Example sentences of "in [noun] [verb] are " in BNC.
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1 | It recognises the children as the major actors in any decision making and ensures that their rights and involvements in decision making are enhanced . |
2 | What we are in effect considering are the implications of debt resulting from earlier decisions about financing . |
3 | Those 13 CypA residues involved in CsA binding are also drawn ( see text ) . |
4 | A hundred and ninety four worker from Smiths industries in bishops cleeve are joining britains jobless total which this week rose for the twenty second consecutive month . |
5 | Appeldorn said the method could even be used to help make silicon chips , adding that the world leaders in diamond machining are in Britain , at Cranfield Precision Engineering . |
6 | Probably the most crucial times in sea kayaking are launching and landing . |
7 | Under conditions of perfect competition , as outlined in section 2.2 , firms which must attempt to maximise profits in order to survive are too small to influence the market price which is determined by the interaction of-demand and supply in the market : such firms ( sometimes called price-takers ) maximise their profits by producing output levels at which price equals marginal cost . |
8 | It seems obvious enough that ‘ language teachers ’ — the phrase used by foreign language teachers to describe themselves — need to know about ‘ language ’ but if we rephrase the formulation what we in fact have are French teachers who speak French , German teachers who speak German and so on . |
9 | The various types of engines which allowed heavy industries in Wales to develop are on display . |
10 | We therefore believe that , provided level-1 lesions are not included in the calculation ( because of uncertainty about whether they are progressive ) , our findings support the hypothesis that patients in categories A–D are at increased risk of developing melanoma . |
11 | Reductions in time to market are the result of more subtle initiatives . |
12 | In time to come are n't you more likely to say , ‘ Oh , yes — I 've seen a kiwi , but I ca n't remember where — or with whom ’ ? ’ |
13 | Obviously the only connections women or men in prison have are their letters and their visits . |