Example sentences of "for this [noun sg] [was/were] [art] " in BNC.

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1 The underlying cause for this decision was the awful damage caused by the savage winter of 1709 .
2 The main reason for this tendency was the lack of true evidence .
3 But the price for this success was an entire day spent on discussing the agenda for the 10-day meeting , and a debate with much friction between Baltic delegates and the Russian majority .
4 Team Event The format for this event was a Professional and three amateurs with best two scores at each hole to count .
5 However , the most valuable long-term effect of the plans for this index was the classification scheme which was devised in order to arrange it .
6 The impetus for this work was the seemingly low prevalence rates generated by the Melton Mowbray study .
7 While such victim and self-report surveys are not new what was new for this country was the scope of this survey .
8 The motive for this system was the provision of income for the royal treasury from the fees charged on the transaction of money-changing ; it was not prompted by any financial crisis .
9 Chairman , just before we leave things can I just remind members now that , that , the target set for this Committee was a net increase , and , have that in mind as we go through , and that increase is some six hundred and forty thousand pounds , which we could show within those papers as having arrived at it , in ninety four , five .
10 Apparently the starting point for this design was the body of an 0–18 model Martin , but the slightly less angular shape and rounded Venetian cutaway have given the guitar a look all its own .
11 A further trial for this region was the destruction wrought by Hurricane Joan in October 1988 .
12 The product adopted for this task was a laminated bitumen and polyethylene sheet material which demands very careful attention to the formation of joints between sheets if groundwater penetration is to be entirely excluded .
13 The agent selected for this task was a Spaniard called Paulus , a trusted servant of the Emperor , described as a notarius .
14 Although in theory under the personal command of the new Regent , in fact Will Douglas led , grumbling at having to carry so many lofty ones along when what was needed for this attempt was the toughest of mosstroopers .
15 At the end of the seventies , after annually spending substantially more than the yearly income , the price for this extravagance was a reduction in the number of staff .
16 One of the last examples for this period was the conscious creation of a further naval base at Granville , in western Normandy , called the ‘ clef du pays par mer et par terre ’ by Charles VII in the charter by which he granted privileges to those who would come to settle there to keep it for the good of France .
17 The programme selected for this experiment was an episode of Pathfinders to Venus , a series already demonstrated as the main forerunner of Doctor Who .
18 The occasion for this article was an inaugural meeting in June 1927 of the International Council of English , held under the auspices of the Royal Society of Literature , and involving both American and British scholars .
19 My first choice of tide for this book was The Offshore Island because it reflects a return to our seventeenth-century political and military status , and our true position in the world today .
20 The focus for this pressure was a tenacious campaign for information concerning the sale of Tongan passports [ see pp. 37884 ; 38103 ] .
21 The main reason for this shift was the reduced importance of the major variable in most economic location models , transport costs , as improved transport and telecommunication facilities have overcome the friction of distance , particularly for the new ‘ sunrise ’ industries of micro-electronics and software design .
22 One of the reasons for this improvement was the radical shift in the status quo of broadcasting that took place in November 1982 , when the new fourth channel went on the air .
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