Example sentences of "[am/are] [vb pp] [conj] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It also appears that as the low variants are replaced by higher ones , the relevant vowels are lengthened and sometimes diphthongized : thus , as the rules are applied , conservative variants such as [ rant , raent ] : ‘ rent ’ , are replaced by [ rΕnt ] ( raising and lengthening ) and [ rΕ ? nt ] ( diphthongization ) . |
| 2 | Specific rates of the demand for HE from individuals with particular characteristics — these typically include age , gender and social class — are calculated and then forecasts are made of the future demand from individuals with these characteristics . |
| 3 | Other SmartMath features include symbolic/numeric optimisation which simplifies expressions before they are calculated and so speeds up calculations , and live symbolics which trigger the program to evaluate expressions symbolically , using all previous definitions in the document . |
| 4 | Bear in mind that a number of legal avenues may be open to you if you are dismissed and wrongly treated . |
| 5 | You might have ageing parents who you support and god knows how much other outgoings which are hidden and then you have to go down that road and say that you 're going to look at at financial status you 're going to have to say and exactly what are all of your outgoings in and now down going to get real unpleasant intrusion into people 's business . |
| 6 | After his circuit he is to inspect the custumary and precariae ploughs and in the beginning of the sowing and threshing season , the Bailiff and Praepositus and Messor , must be together with the ploughs , through the whole day work to see that the ploughings are completed and when done , to measure the work , to instruct as to comparitive work of horses and oxen in the ploughs according to the soil . |
| 7 | It 's part of the set-up here that foreigners are treated as tremendously privileged guests , who are kept in a sort of cotton-wool cocoon such that contact with ordinary people is rather difficult . |
| 8 | All personal details are treated as strictly confidential and remain on computer file . |
| 9 | Differences between amounts funded and the amounts charged to the profit and loss account are treated as either provisions or prepayments in the balance sheet . |
| 10 | They act to reproduce what has been called the mass culture critique ( which may come equally from the political right or left , see Hebdige 1981a ) , in which the objects of mass consumption today are treated as so tainted , superficial and trite that they could not possibly be worth investigating . |
| 11 | The children are treated as mentally retarded back home , simply because they do n't have parents . |
| 12 | Beyond this , the knowledge of the ways in which initially neutral cues are treated as potentially relevant or ignored is growing , and suggests once again that the rules for learning can be influenced by the nature of prior experience ( e.g. Dickinson , 1980 ) . |
| 13 | This is most unlikely if the shares are listed but very probable if the company is a private one . |
| 14 | As regards board structure , the Proposal suggests that , for all public companies ( PLCs ) , whether or not their shares are listed or otherwise publicly traded , a distinction should be drawn between directors responsible for ‘ supervision ’ on the one hand and ‘ management ’ on the other . |
| 15 | A control contract is subject to shareholder approval by a majority vote ( including any shares held by the dominant undertaking : but , in the case of a company whose shares are listed or publicly traded , the domestic regulatory authority may — as the Stock Exchange presently does — ban an interested shareholder from voting in this type of situation ) ; such a contract may therefore allow predators who have obtained board control of a company to make that company effectively subservient to an external body without the formalities of a takeover . |
| 16 | Well what 's happening here is all the cars are stopped and there all one behind the other |
| 17 | ‘ It will dramatically affect whether sites are developed or not , ’ he predicts . |
| 18 | the square roots obtained from all the interest category loan components are totalled and then each individual square root is calculated as a percentage of that total . |
| 19 | The best people are recognized as readily outside the company as within it . |
| 20 | The proximal oral papillae are pointed and roughly leaf shaped , the distalmost papillae is distinctly triangular . |
| 21 | But he sees such expression as running contrary to the dominant idiom and cultural meaning in which users of the language are socialised and as therefore not what the anthropologist is trying to make sense of . |
| 22 | Teachers are seen not to display the observer 's own preferred skills ; so they are diagnosed as not being competent in their use . |
| 23 | Despite the high profile Serious Fraud Office , police resources are limited and already overburdened . |
| 24 | Opportunities to observe how the novice 's area supervisor or other , more experienced , colleagues handle negotiations or use their discretion are limited and usually confined to the bigger pollutions or more intractable problems . |
| 25 | Unless the total values stored in one risk are limited and highly hazardous commodities such as flammable liquids are isolated from them , and unless they are adequately protected by sprinklers , it will become increasingly difficult to obtain insurance cover . |
| 26 | It might , however , be the method of choice against mosquitoes in urban regions where there may be more houses than breeding places , where there is likely to be opposition to house spraying , and where the breeding places are limited and more easily identified . |
| 27 | Thus , the Guideline on Evaluation , one of a series of Guidelines produced by The Library Association 's Sub-committee on Training , goes into considerable theoretical analysis , but its practical conclusions are limited and somewhat pessimistic : |
| 28 | On the whole invitations are limited as yet to churches with a traditional musical repertoire , using the organ for accompaniment . |
| 29 | Many students have little faith in the value of what or how they are taught and largely despise school . |
| 30 | What is most important is how classes are taught and how a school manages its teaching staff , rather than the actual number employed or the number of pupils per class . |