Example sentences of "the [adj] [adj] [conj] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Correspondingly the representation of gender inversion generates an interrogation both of the sexual metaphysic and of thé social order . |
| 2 | Partnership contracts must contain , inter alia , the individual financial or in specie contributions of the members . |
| 3 | Over-integration or under-integration could both cause suicide , as could the disintegration of the group itself , leaving the individual rootless and without moral and social support . |
| 4 | The fact that a relatively high proportion ( nearly 40 per cent ) of responses are " proxy " responses ( not the responses of the individual concerned but of another member of the household , often a spouse ) has suggested that LFS data should be interpreted with some caution . |
| 5 | The blanket imposition of bail conditions on striking miners had dramatic effects both on the individual concerned and on the ability of the N.U.M. to mount effective pickets . |
| 6 | Even if it is true that God has guided someone into a particular religion , there is no reason why the sociologist can not study the social processes involved in the person 's conversion ; and , conversely , even if it is not true that it was God who was responsible , that does not mean that the sociologist can not study the belief and the ( possibly very considerable ) consequences of that belief for the individual concerned and for society . |
| 7 | The philanthropist Albany in Fanny Burney 's Cecilia ( 1782 ) is regarded even by his creator as ‘ partially deranged ’ , and in any case spends less time with the authentic poor than with the middle-class Belfield , fallen on evil days . |
| 8 | Nonconformity had now become part of that high street and as such had a responsibility not just for the souls of the gathered faithful but for society as a whole . |
| 9 | The browning increased and with it a brittleness , and a general botanical lackadaisicalness that boded ill . |
| 10 | Political analysts also agreed that the result marked the eclipse of the traditional political right and centre , which had been obliged to endorse Menem 's conservative economic policies , and marked the isolation of the Peronist left-wing and of other left-wing parties opposed to austerity measures . |
| 11 | WC apps : 8 Runners-up : 1934 , 1962 The Czechoslovaks have only been seen twice in the tournament proper since they reached the 1962 final and on neither occasion were they able to win a match . |
| 12 | There was about a grand in the old account — my dad 's money came by standing order — but I would n't use it , and what I regarded as my own finances were judging from the tone of the bank 's increasingly frequent letters somewhere in the deep infrared and in serious danger of vanishing from the electromagnetic spectrum altogether . |
| 13 | Using palynological and chronometric dating techniques a great number of cores have been investigated and the flora and fauna of the terminal Pleistocene and of the transition during the early Flandrian in western Europe from tundra to closed deciduous woodland , have been investigated and the major phases distinguished . |
| 14 | In 1928 a new world-wide trade union organisation , the Profintern , had been established by the Sixth International Conference of the Communist International and in charge of its Negro department was George Padmore . |
| 15 | ‘ The Government must recognise that training is the way forward both for the long-term unemployed and for the business community . ’ |
| 16 | well the thing is you go to somewhere like Dubai which is in the same peninsular and within half a mile of the , of the college there , there 's an Anglian church |
| 17 | For instance , the foreign in foreign policy is the same foreign as in foreign goods ( where the adjective is ascriptive ) ; likewise the associative abdominal of abdominal support expresses just the same idea as does the ascriptive adjective in : ( 16 ) this abdominal region is naturally more sensitive than the upper arm Similarly , in ( 9 ) we saw an alteration in the meaning of the noun qualified , but there was no reason to suspect the word Italian in itself of contributing two different values in the cases where it is used adjectivally . |
| 18 | From this starting point he developed a theory of the common good and of human freedom which could be coupled to the collectivist tendencies of the age . |
| 19 | It is similar in type to the Czech Pied and to the Aosta Red Pied of Italy , and is related to the Montbéliard . |
| 20 | All of them are in polysyllables before the single nasal and before nasal clusters . |
| 21 | It seems to have formed through the successive accretion of continental and island arc fragments ( see Section 3.6 ) from then until the middle Cretaceous and at the time of its collision with the Indian Plate it was probably an area of relatively warm and weak lithosphere . |
| 22 | ‘ Her reports were at the best misleading and at worst untrue reports , ’ Mr McMillan said . |
| 23 | On Jan. 16 , Yeltsin reported to the Supreme Soviet that on his recent tour of the country to find out the effects of price liberalization he had found that local officials were not implementing government measures for social protection and that producers ' profit margins were too high . |
| 24 | I 've fished in the Soviet Arctic and in Argentina for example , but just recently had an enjoyable time with the lures in Australia , in Hobart , Tasmania , to be precise . |
| 25 | Labour 's reformist programme to moderate poverty and to re-invigorate the older industrialized regions — whatever its ultimate success — at least offered more to the urban disadvantaged and to the cities generally . |
| 26 | Indeed the 100% mortgage , commonplace in the boom , is now virtually extinct , with 95% frequently the maximum available and in many cases substantially less . |