Example sentences of "there [vb mod] be a strong " in BNC.
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| 1 | Instead of a simple forward and upward now , there may be a strong component of horizontal compression as the ice approaches the mountains . |
| 2 | The ‘ cost of capital ’ may be low enough and there may be a strong demand for the type of commodity which the investment project aims at producing , but if other competing enterprises are able to supply the same commodity or a close substitute more cheaply ( or of a higher quality ) then the project will not be ‘ commercially viable . ’ |
| 3 | There may be a strong temptation for those responsible for the implementation of the Act to reason that if conduct is not ‘ orderly , ’ then it must be ‘ disorderly . ’ |
| 4 | Here there may be a strong interaction with other areas of the local service-base , e.g. universities , industry research labs etc . |
| 5 | In certain cases ( eg the sale of a joint venture company owned by two groups ) there may be a strong desire on the part of the sellers for the liability to be several and proportionate . |
| 6 | There must be a strong reason why no one of her family will have her and it is not as if she had no money . |
| 7 | There must be a strong case for action to prevent that sort of suffering in any animal , let alone the potential risk to human health . ’ |
| 8 | There must be a strong emphasis on in-service support for rural educators who are often isolated physically and professionally . |
| 9 | First of all , there must be a strong asymmetry between individuals and groups . |
| 10 | There must be a strong presumption that at bottom they are of this same nature , despite an occasional argument to the contrary ( Vendler , 1962 ) , since effects are also causes . |
| 11 | As Heclo and Wildavsky ( 1981 ) emphasise in their account of the ‘ Whitehall village ’ , there must be a strong element of trust . |
| 12 | Though lost or not , as you 've never received any official sanction there must be a strong case to be made for claiming that you 're trading illegally . ’ |
| 13 | The idiom should be middle-of-the-road , artfully diguised with mod cons ( clusters , glissandi , electronics ) : there should be a strong pop-music element , plenty of repetition a la Philip Glass . |
| 14 | There should be a strong , warm , westerly or south-westerly wind making the surface choppy . |
| 15 | The issue is whether or not there should be a strong framework and organizational commitment to instruments of public policy or whether or not there is a belief that such interventions are illegitimate and best left to the mysterious movements of market forces . |
| 16 | If you need further advice — and particularly if a large sum of money is involved — there could be a strong argument for consulting an independent pension consultant or other independent financial adviser who charges fees rather than earns commission . |
| 17 | Alternatively , there could be a strong corporate role , giving the staff concerned the right to direct key functional aspects of marketing in the divisions , eg in terms of product-design , corporate image , and marketing control information systems . |
| 18 | For example , , , are unaspirated while , , in syllable-initial position are usually aspirated ; but in , , we find an unaspirated plosive — there could be a strong argument for transcribing them as , , . |
| 19 | There shall be a strong emphasis on sale in this work because it provides the model for other supply contracts . |
| 20 | If Moxon , still young in captaincy terms , were to be given the job there would be a strong argument in favour of a team manager and as Illingworth , perhaps wisely , has rejected one offer to return ( from Leicestershire ) Yorkshire might look at another native son who has , from all accounts , done an excellent job in his first year of managment at Somerset , Jack Birkenshaw . |
| 21 | Furthermore , of course , if the government did possess an important informational advantage there would be a strong incentive for the private sector to obtain the same information , so one might expect the advantage to be gradually eroded . |
| 22 | It seems to me that it ought to be our policy that we ought to try and locate people who go into these sorts of residencies as close to the people who will be concerned for their welfare as possible erm and that therefore there would be a strong case for making that sort of exception in those cases . |
| 23 | There will be a strong Japanese parent with two full-range subsidiaries , one in Europe and one in America . |
| 24 | So if prices after the war stay low , there will be a strong temptation to keep using the stuff as before — even if America 's dependence on imports rises , as the forecasters predict , to 55% of oil consumption from today 's 42% . |
| 25 | This mission statement is based on the notion that there will be a strong convergence between the public interest and members ' interests over the longer term , but is this necessarily so ? |
| 26 | Prayer here could be that the Christians would be strengthened in their witness through the Wimber meetings and that there will be a strong witness to Germany from the March . |
| 27 | ‘ This year there will be a strong move towards shorter looks , with soft flattering effects and plenty of hair within the haircut itself . |
| 28 | ‘ In 1992 , there will be a strong return to soft curly looks and wispy feminine styles so condition is all important . ’ |
| 29 | After all , when the little information that does exist about disabled artists is often patronising if not actually offensive , there will be a strong incentive to keep this side of one 's life somewhat hidden . |
| 30 | The studies of rule enforcement particularly indicate that in most tasks , and particularly in the more elaborate tasks , there will be a strong element of discretion . |