Example sentences of "[noun] for [noun] [adv] [verb] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The size and number of the buffers provided by the user for VSAM directly determines the number of higher index records held in virtual storage ( as against backing storage ) . |
| 2 | A passage in Bede 's account attributing responsibility as the author of the war to Aethelhere , is now generally regarded as corrupt , but Oethelwald 's support for Penda certainly implies a complexity of factors . |
| 3 | In such languages , titles for women often bear a feminine ending such as the German — in or Italian — essa . |
| 4 | Titles for productions now mirrored the jazz era : Sparks of Wit and Flashes of Humour , Tit Bits from Tip Top , Life and Laughter . |
| 5 | Responsibility for children also has an impact on parental health and use of health services . |
| 6 | Our suggested strategies for improvement obviously have a price tag but such support may well seem desirable given the current consensus in education and government in favour of widening access , particularly for less advantaged groups . |
| 7 | Correction for altitude alone gives the free-air gravity anomaly . |
| 8 | And since extraction for horticulture currently presents the main threat to the bogs , it calls for a major initiative to encourage the use of peat-free growing media and soil conditions . |
| 9 | The search for plurality both evaluates the text and yet leaves it intact so that it can yield more possibilities . |
| 10 | The renewed bid for LIN further complicates the battle for supremacy in the US cellular radio market and in particular for the prized New York licence , currently owned by LIN and Metromedia . |
| 11 | However , ordinary nouns never strictly correspond to a structure like ( 10 ) ; the word bottles for example really demands an intensional representation which is already ( minimally ) complex ; schematically , it is : Taking into account the particular word-meaning used we might write either : ( The superscript e would tag the meaning as one which is conventionally used for identifying entities . ) |
| 12 | In the event , compensation for injury often took the form of a fine ( as the exception made in the case of murder implies — Numbers 35:3ff . ) . |
| 13 | Only 3 out of the is Joint Liaison Committees in Scotland for example actually have a voluntary sector representative with full voting rights . |
| 14 | Going into town for entertainment usually meant a dance or the cinema — in Banbury . |
| 15 | On the other hand , a question in the form of a quotation with a request for discussion normally requires an explanation of everything in the quotation . |
| 16 | At the signing ceremony , David Winterman , Director and Vice President of Process Development for SB enthusiastically endorsed the technology . |
| 17 | The figures for concentration overall indicate the degree of centralisation of decision-making in the economy as a whole . |
| 18 | Since the demand for money now exceeds the supply by Q 1 — Q 2 some form of credit rationing will have to be applied . |
| 19 | For further information about the Centre and arrangements for visits please contact the Taylors at : The Shared Earth Trust , Denmark Farm Conservation Centre , Betws Bledrws , Lampeter , Dyfed SA48 8PB ( Tel : ) . |
| 20 | Assessments for selection primarily serve the interests of the selectors , who , in turn , represent concerns within society such as industrial and economic achievement , or academic excellence . |
| 21 | A screen of coding regions for mutations still presents a considerable challenge even with the much improved technology made available by the polymerase chain reaction , and it is possible that very many different mutations remain to be discovered . |
| 22 | The clause has the effect of excluding the most common claim for Speedboats i.e. striking a submerged object and the resulting machinery damage . |
| 23 | Provision of a range of safety equipment for Marathon and new Solas standard life jackets for Chevron also made a significant contribution to the company 's business . |
| 24 | A sustained concern for truth therefore entails the public display of one 's methods , for only in this way does one reveal not what one knows but how one knows it . |
| 25 | Former Stanley stalwarts include Harry Potts , who managed Burnley 's 1960 championship side ; inside forward Geoff Strong who starred for Arsenal and Liverpool but in 33 swansong games for Coventry never scored a goal ; Tommy Cummings who played 434 times for Burnley and thrice for England B ; Gordon Pallister , now 75 , who had 210 matches at Barnsley and Jack Howarth , a bairn at 47 , whose travels embraced 421 games for the late and lamented Aldershot . |
| 26 | Anna Adams had no illusions about the decline of Scarp , ‘ When the artists move in on a way of life , that way of life is picturesquely anachronistic and in decay ’ , but it seems that a taste for tragedy only augments the awareness of beauty . |
| 27 | Anna Adams had no illusions about the decline of Scarp , ‘ When the artists move in on a way of life , that way of life is picturesquely anachronistic and in decay ’ , but it seems that a taste for tragedy only augments the awareness of beauty . |
| 28 | When eventually landed and sold at auction there was widespread interest in this novelty , as well as sufficient demand from fishmongers and pastry-cooks for Leftwich apparently to realize a considerable profit . |
| 29 | In tact , the women 's pleas for peace only intensify the men 's desire to fight , and to a sexual degree . |
| 30 | It was an almost convincing affirmation of his feelings for Sara ( as Coleridge would henceforward write her name ) and his fervour for Pantisocracy certainly showed no decline in the coming weeks . |