Example sentences of "can often be " in BNC.
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| 1 | It can often be enhanced by introducing some of the techniques discussed under ‘ grain markings ’ above . |
| 2 | A supply of Perspex offcuts can often be obtained from firms making illuminated signs . |
| 3 | Such schemes are advertised in the press , and policies can often be bought without a visit from an agent , or a medical assessment . |
| 4 | Both Gas regions and electricity companies can advise on adaptations available for disabled people , e.g. for slot meters or appliances , which can often be fitted free of charge . |
| 5 | This is a confusing area , and in mist and rain , navigation can often be awkward as you slip and slide your way across the greasy limestone . |
| 6 | Each party puts forward a list of candidates for election in multi-member constituencies , which can often be geographically very large : Rome , for example , has 53 MPs . |
| 7 | Therapeutically , this resistance can often be overcome by insulin injections . |
| 8 | The French seem more nervous about buying garden flats , for example , than the British , so these can often be proportionately cheaper . |
| 9 | Let those spend fortunes on their homes who can afford it : the same look can often be achieved more economically . |
| 10 | Casting flashes can often be seen running down the sides of objects such as bronze palstaves ( fig. 5.8 ) , which were cast in two-part moulds . |
| 11 | Unlike mercury-gilding , there is no positive analytical evidence which can identify gold leaf , but it can often be recognised when viewed in cross-section at high magnification . |
| 12 | The smallest detail can often be the difference between a good and a bad picture . |
| 13 | That can often be mistaken for agility of mind . |
| 14 | In each of these circumstances the issue can often be : When do people start to grieve ? |
| 15 | At this stage there can often be many losses at the same time . |
| 16 | Geldings can often be very unpredictable in their behaviour towards other horses , and can sometimes be a problem paddocked with mares . |
| 17 | Other coins made from the same different die can often be found , thus establishing a chain of die links between objects which might otherwise display no close similarities . |
| 18 | Because coins were mass-produced they can often be accurately dated , in the ways described in Chapter 2 . |
| 19 | EARLY CALL Arrivals and departures can often be dramatic . |
| 20 | If we think about the basic body plan of a phylum , it can often be seen as a solution to an engineering design problem facing an ancestor , but one which is no longer relevant to most living descendants . |
| 21 | Another problem is that local taxes have to be paid for out of taxed income , whereas local taxes in other countries such as America can often be offset . |
| 22 | He shares the Prime Minister 's passion for soccer — both can often be found at Stamford Bridge watching their favourite side , Chelsea — as well as more elegant expressions of culture . |
| 23 | As with many other sulphur-nitrogen compounds these salts are brightly coloured and their reactions can often be monitored by inspection . |
| 24 | The Kasbah , and other centres such as Metro and Aguila Roja , are excellent for duty free goods such as cameras and audio equipment , which can often be half the price they are in the UK . |
| 25 | This feature is not as gimmicky as it sounds , as putting down a very hot air gun where it will not do any damage can often be a problem . |
| 26 | From day to day , this is limited to sweeping or vacuuming , with a spot application of seal should wear ever become evident ( in the domestic situation , this can often be as long as five years from the date of installation ) . |
| 27 | A leak from a compression joint can often be cured by tightening the nuts — use one spanner on the fitting and one on the nut . |
| 28 | When one watches Brian Way teach a class of children , as I have had the privilege to do , one has a strong sense of coherence in theory and practice , but what people take from a theoretical book can often be a distortion of what was actually intended by the author . |
| 29 | Most brachiopods were attached to the substrate by a stalk , and the hole through which the stalk entered the shell can often be seen on the fossils . |
| 30 | Their colonies can often be seen on seaweeds stranded on the shore , where they resemble a fine , white net attached to the darker weed . |