Example sentences of "[det] [noun pl] have [adv] [vb pp] [adv prt] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Some relationships have already split up before girls realise that their periods have stopped or they feel a bit sick , and they discover they are well and truly pregnant . |
| 2 | Some schools have even knocked down walls to increase the space . |
| 3 | Some councils have also set up local enterprise boards ( many of which are now organized on a regional basis ) which operate at an arms-length from the councils and are separate legal entities with a commitment to working with financial and commercial agencies to encourage local investment . |
| 4 | Needless to say Jeffery , and many others , have had little difficulty in showing how all such attempts have inevitably boiled down to the arbitrary moral predilections of the criminologists concerned . |
| 5 | While there are many success stories in terms of increased food supply ( China for example can feed its entire population of 1060 million ) such developments have also brought about environmental degradation . |
| 6 | By placing strict controls upon rural development these policies have also brought about a planned scarcity of housing which , in the face of increasing demand , has made a rural house a desirable good with a premium price . |
| 7 | Yeah well these daffs have really come out now . |
| 8 | But these companies have always taken out a separate source licence with Unix System Labs , something that BSDI does not appear to have done . |
| 9 | This may all seem trivial , but I wonder how many fishkeepers have possibly given up the hobby at an early stage because they were unaware their fish were dying from nothing more sinister than overfeeding with resultant ammonia/nitrite stress — and nobody told them . |
| 10 | Many companies have considerably slimmed down and changed their corporate structures . |
| 11 | Moving to the ‘ library of the future ’ , many libraries have long given up their comprehensive collecting aspirations : they purchase selectively and rely on access , for example through interlending and document supply , and also on access to bibliographic and other electronic information sources . |
| 12 | But , having been seduced into housing packages by the government and the building industry , it is they who must foot the bill — the government wo n't help and many firms have either gone out of business or seek immunity behind a labyrinth of legal protection . |
| 13 | All regions have now drawn up at least a first round of projects for inclusion on the shopping lists . |
| 14 | Two Medau class members from former days have also tracked down the Truro class . |
| 15 | Most clients have usually chipped in with some comment by now . ’ |
| 16 | Most managers have already used up that leeway since share option schemes took off in 1985 . |
| 17 | Most colleges have now gone over to the modular system of teaching , which means you can achieve your degree ( or other qualification ) by combining the study of those subjects , however dissimilar , which interest you the most . |