Example sentences of "now [been] [vb pp] [prep] [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The role of these polymorphisms in a predisposition to alcoholic liver disease has now been examined in two studies . |
| 2 | By Christmas , few readers of these home interest magazines will be unfamiliar with the name Stoddard Templeton , a name that has now been advertised in separate campaigns for three successive years . |
| 3 | Not only have similar events now been seen with smaller isomers , but the mechanism relies on species known to be abundant in the carbon plasma . |
| 4 | Er , costing for parallel , repeat jobs , that 's been dealt with by Simon erm , Client contact record I think that 's now been assimilated into new procedures yes we have just talked about that er sub- contracting you have probably dealt with that , although we have n't discussed it yes er , list of procedure owners I have prepared and reissued it , I do n't how wide they have circulated it , it was meant to go into the Quality Manual , and the Quality Manual is not being re-circulated until March time . |
| 5 | For example , although radium has now been replaced by safer isotopes such as cesium and cobalt , this has also entailed new or modified applicators , altered dose rates , and changes in the number of treatments . |
| 6 | Shared assumptions and values , including those about local government , have now been replaced by competing visions of Britain 's future . |
| 7 | The last few patients , mainly elderly , have now been moved to other hospitals and today staff were sadly clearly up after a farewell party , three and a half years after the research ward opened . |
| 8 | The point has therefore now been made with three examples that it is usually carbonate facies that are so remarkably persistent in a lateral sense . |
| 9 | The Act empowers the Secretary of State to make regulations requiring the tape-recording of interviews and orders have now been made in most regions requiring interviews in the interview room to be recorded . |
| 10 | SO MANY bookings have already been received by the Midland Railway Trust for its Christmas Shopping Excursion from Butterley Station to London on November 21st that a second train has now been arranged with Regional Railways for Saturday November 28th . |
| 11 | Meanwhile , Mrs Hilali , who 's been in this resort in Turkey for most of this year , has now been charged by Turkish police with possessing hashish and pornographic videos , along with Philip Baker her adopted son . |
| 12 | This genus was , until recently , part of the larger genus Filaroides , but has now been separated on morphological grounds from the other members . |
| 13 | Charles Dollar of the National Archives and Records Administration ( NARA ) ( USA ) wrote some early studies ( e.g. 1971 ) and these have now been followed by numerous articles in Archivaria , American Archivist , the publication of special reports , and the summaries of meetings ( e.g. Research Issues … 1991 ) . |
| 14 | The orderly life which he had adopted since his separation from Vivien , the routine in which he had seemed happier and more peaceful than before , had now been destroyed by external events , and everything was cast in doubt . |
| 15 | All trust has now been destroyed by these seemers . |
| 16 | The chamfered heel , the shock-absorbing device of the first K-SB3s and used on many other early boots , has now been rejected by many hillwalkers . |
| 17 | But the metaphor of a ‘ war ’ between Victorian science and religion has now been rejected by most historians . |
| 18 | But ultimately , at that stage , the expectation is that they will say , well the bulk of the D S S monies have now been transferred to local authorities , and can safely be distributed through the normal standard spending assessment distribution , and the revenue support grant for local authorities , so at that stage you will cease to have any specific grant and one assumes that the conditions about where you spend it and how you spend it will also have been removed . |
| 19 | But that proved so successful the scheme has now been extended to all schools . |
| 20 | But that proved so successful the scheme has now been extended to all schools . |
| 21 | These schemes , which originally ran for one year , have now been extended to two years . |
| 22 | United have splashed out ten thousand pounds on Andy Reece from Bristol Rovers … the first transfer fee paid by Greg Downs … he plays on sunday as does Gerry Harrison whose loan from Bristol City has now been extended to three months … |
| 23 | It has now been shown by several laboratories that ingestion of fibre causes an increase in cellular proliferation in the colon of rats . |
| 24 | That case has now been settled with all allegations of misconduct being withdrawn and Mr Holdsworth has been compensated for the loss of his pension rights . |
| 25 | The Crimean Tatars , however , were officially exonerated of the charge of disloyalty much later , in 1967 , and they were given no general right to return to their former homelands , not least because the territories they had left had now been settled by other nationalities . |
| 26 | The pair have now been arrested by Turkish police in the resort of Fethiye . |
| 27 | But 2 have now been confiscated from foreign visitors after fights in Oxford in the past eleven days . |
| 28 | Orthotopic liver transplantation has now been performed in several cases , but its widespread use is likely to be restricted by the problems of postoperative sepsis , perioperative cerebral oedema , psychological assessment , and availability of donors . |
| 29 | The submission has now been circulated to senior managers throughout AEA . |
| 30 | Though the system has now been modified for some years , local authorities still play a crucial role in the shaping of the local environment by , for example , forecasting the need for roads for travel to work or leisure , and thus plan on the basis of that need Planners seek to influence behaviour , for example , by deciding that particular zones will be devoted to industrial estates , others to shopping centres and residential use in order to harmonise traffic movement and so on . |