Example sentences of "[det] [conj] [is] [adv] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Cancellation of a directly financed transaction will leave the sale from dealer to financier still outstanding ; this though is normally covered through a contractual repurchase provision . |
| 2 | The logic of this though is never give anybody anything in the way of information ! |
| 3 | As the only boat in Division C she wins that but is also expected to take the joint C and D prize . |
| 4 | If the variometer is fluctuating and reading up on one side of the circle and down a little on the other , the probability is that the glider is not climbing at all but is just drifting further down wind . |
| 5 | In the US , the protected class includes a person whose disability represents no handicap to employment but is treated by employers as if it did ; or whose disability is a handicap to employment but only as a result of the attitudes of others towards it ; or who has no disability at all but is erroneously treated by employers as disabled . |
| 6 | There is too the fact that the original letter or document is charged with an emotion , an urgency , and an immediacy , to which the later printed record can never pretend At least for some — and probably for more than is generally imagined — the original document , letter or journal is the best door into the past . |
| 7 | They are quite expensive and contain substantially more than is usually needed . |
| 8 | Longer life for the individual has probably brought some gains to the community , although perhaps less than is often believed ; yet improvements in longevity in very recent years have been small and the prospects of further improvements do not , at the moment , appear very promising . |
| 9 | We shall argue that French and British policy-making differ less than is often supposed . |
| 10 | A celebrated passage of Aristotle 's Politics ( 1313b38 ) proves less than is sometimes assumed . |
| 11 | Since then we have witnessed the development first of all of the Keynesian view of the importance of money , followed by the monetarist view which is at odds with the former and is closely associated with the original quantity theory . |
| 12 | The current year , the ninety three ninety four year I have figures only up to the end of December and in comparison to the previous full twelve months the number of applications is almost as high in the first three quarters of the year but the fee income is about half what had been received for the full previous year and that is the problem that we 're facing , that the number of applications , the amount of work is , is staying the same or is indeed increasing slightly , er but the fee income , because of the nature of the the applications and the fee regime that is charged , is actually falling off quite rapidly . |
| 13 | was suggesting that er this person might not be able to have any children of her own and is therefore turning the the little dog into a kind of child . |
| 14 | Most of those who answered " No " similarly pointed to the fact that the passage describes a world in the past that is different from our own but is still 'set on Earth " . |
| 15 | In the event of such disclosure will obtain from such third parties ' duly binding agreements to maintain in confidence the information to be disclosed to the same extent at least as is so bound hereunder . |