Example sentences of "we [verb] can be [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Most of the useful and aromatic plants we sell can be found growing somewhere in the nursery . |
| 2 | A number of major savings have been identified nationally , leaving £2200 which we hope can be raised regionally — the following targets have been set , based on the number of active teachers in each region . |
| 3 | But it is hard to see how the wider transformations we seek can be established except on the foundations that community mental health services could provide . |
| 4 | By creating a recognised academic route the professionalism we deserve can be achieved , ’ he said . |
| 5 | The skills we teach can be applied anywhere . ’ |
| 6 | We believe and we know that re-offending rates after secure regimes are much higher than after community based schemes and the well being and safety of children we believe can be compromised by incarceration in secure provision . |
| 7 | Current economic thinking , and policy , is dominated by the idea that most of the unemployment we observe can be explained by labour , market ‘ imperfections ’ such as trade unions , minimum wage legislation uncertainty and lack of labour mobility . |
| 8 | This is not always easy ; we become skilled at using professional jargon and expect to hear it from others , but if we believe that people who use services should be involved in planning , then it is important that the language we use can be understood . |
| 9 | However , there is a question about what a naturalized epistemology can offer by way of an explanation or justification of the contributions to knowledge that we make by contributing to an ongoing process of inquiry : we want to know , in such cases , not how we have arrived at the truth , but how what we do can be understood as contributing to the fact that someone else ( or perhaps ourselves ) can arrive at the truth at some time in the future . |
| 10 | For example , a book about human rights in the context in which we live can be considered subversive because it disagrees with the vision of those in authority . ’ |
| 11 | For example , a book about human rights in the context in which we live can be considered subversive because it disagrees with the vision of those in authority . ’ |
| 12 | Everything is being done which we think can be done for Nicholas Brown |
| 13 | A are we going to decide what we think can be missed out ? |
| 14 | If the reflective clarity about knowledge that we desire can be obtained , it can be obtained naturalistically . |
| 15 | Kevin Scully , senior vice-president of Global Systems and Technology , says : ‘ What we have can be described as a centralised database with applications that are decentralised on a global basis . |