Example sentences of "in [adj] [be] [adj] [conj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Chambers ( 1983 forthcoming , and in shorter form 1980 a and b ) has exhorted government officials to be aware that ‘ in developing countries poor rural people and rural poverty in general are underperceived or misperceived by those who themselves are neither poor nor rural ’ . |
| 2 | For this position a sound training in toxicology in general is essential and some experience in industry would be desirable . |
| 3 | When the newly elected Conservative Government abolished exchange controls in 1979 it became readily apparent that some form of restructuring of the Stock Exchange and the financial sector in general was necessary if the UK was to maintain its reputation as one of the world 's leading financial centres . |
| 4 | As life in general was unreal and remote — seen through a sheet of glass — so my own suffering seemed unreal . |
| 5 | Selection procedures in general were rough and ready , perhaps because selection was scarcely the mot juste : oversupply of suitable candidates was not a problem for the Colonial Service until the 1930s , when years of misleading propaganda about difficulty of entry , combined with economic depression , had done their work . |
| 6 | The closure of Faskally in particular is controversial because the centre was bought about 20 years ago by the old Glasgow Corporation to give slum children a taste of adventure in the open air . |
| 7 | The latter usage in particular is unfortunate since the same term is used to describe the financing of government borrowing by selling debt ( of any maturity ) to the non-bank private sector rather than to banks . |
| 8 | ‘ International companies in particular were impressed as they did not want to move their top people into a cultural desert . |
| 9 | Peace Alliance supporters , and the Communists in particular were annoyed that the opportunity for a joint candidature had been lost . |
| 10 | The nineteenth-century expansion of London in general and west London in particular was complex and not by any means always related to the arrival of the railways . |
| 11 | THERE was a time when children 's books in Welsh were drab and uninteresting , but that is no longer the case . |