Example sentences of "[be] [verb] [prep] any [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | None of these patients are dismissed without any further follow up . |
| 2 | That had never been mooted at any previous stage and ran completely counter to the management plan which was to explore the possibility of placing T. with her older half-sister as her full-time carer . |
| 3 | For tax purposes , zeros are treated like any other share with capital gains after the annual exemption and indexation relief for inflation are taken into account . |
| 4 | Squig Hoppers are treated like any other cavalry when hit by missile fire . |
| 5 | This information has proved invaluable and could not have been gathered in any other way . |
| 6 | Right from the introduction of the smoking habit to Europe , there have been doubts about the effect on health ; only since the 1920s has evidence been gathered in any purposeful way . |
| 7 | Such a dramatic movement of peoples could not have been undertaken by any other contemporary transportation method , and must reflect remarkable activity at the hundreds of newly built stations throughout the system . |
| 8 | Under the Belfast Urban Area Plan strict restrictions have been placed on any further office development outside the city centre . |
| 9 | They have prepared me well , supported me through university , taught me the difference between right and wrong , so that I know which I am enjoying at any given time ! |
| 10 | In any case , lest anyone think the Royal Society of Chemistry had pandered to Elena Ceauşescu 's vanity , he assured the public that ‘ the fellowship was presented at a ceremony no grander than would have been arranged for any other spouse of a head of state . ’ |
| 11 | Does the Secretary of State imagine that such figures could have been given to any other Parliament in the European Community — especially in a country that had enjoyed a North sea oil bonanza over the years ? |
| 12 | Georgi Markov , the Bulgarian dissident writer , recalled the first speech given by a new factory director which could have been given by any Romanian middle-ranking cynical conformist when put in charge of an operation by an arbitrary decision from the top . |
| 13 | Recognition of these , and the existence of consumer movements , can be a pretty fair test of how the rights of the individual are regarded in any particular country . |
| 14 | Through the Lafayette — and perhaps more particularly through the heroism of Victor Chapman at Verdun — there began to develop in the United States an appreciation and sympathy for the poilus themselves such as had never been provoked by any other battle . |
| 15 | The stories are distanced from any recognisable reality by the tight pattern of codes and relationships proper to the exalted status of the characters and by the tone of the story-telling . |
| 16 | Bowie was a cautious man and his two previous reports on leukaemia incidence in the county had not been tinged with any anti-nuclear sentiment . |
| 17 | She could have been assigned to any one of them . |
| 18 | We will explore in due course whether these objectives are pursued to any significant extent in practice . |
| 19 | As Peterson ( 1980 ) explains , ‘ this approach has not been included in any current spellers , probably because of the lack of an obvious source of known misspellings and the low frequency of even common misspellings ’ . |
| 20 | Shown as a single work of art at the Tate Gallery and three other European museums in 1962–63 , those six canvases were subsequently divided and sold separately , and none of them has been included in any recent exhibition of Bacon 's art . |
| 21 | There was even a well equipped playground which could have been dropped into any English park almost unnoticed but which looked rather incongruous in the centre of a Mexican prison complex . |
| 22 | On Barro Colorado Island , Drymonia serrulata ( Gesneriaceae ) produces more nectar per day than has been reported from any other bee-pollinated flower . |
| 23 | Late in the dynasty , some species developed an even more sophisticated kind of eye and one that has never been paralleled by any other animal . |
| 24 | Our interview policy excludes no-one , and our pages have never been dominated by any one style . |
| 25 | Endowed with a formidable creative vigour , untrammeled by the insularity which bedevilled the English art of his day , forthright in his opinions , he expressed them in prose of clarity which had not been equalled by any British painter since Hogarth , whose art and whose personality his own so closely resembled . |
| 26 | These excesses are added to any other excesses which apply . |
| 27 | These excesses are added to any other excesses which apply . |
| 28 | These excesses are added to any other excesses which apply . |
| 29 | ‘ You have n't been pressured into any further interrogation , not only because of the condition you were in for so long , ’ Munro said , ‘ but because we know everything there is to know about Operation Eagle . ’ |
| 30 | The work was done , as it happens , on Sun and DEC workstations running UNIX , but , as far as this paper is concerned , could have been done on any networked computers . |