Example sentences of "[subord] [verb] [prep] [art] previous " in BNC.

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1 Along with marketing to attract more customers , the management changes throughout the sector have required that senior academics transform themselves into planners , seeking to attract money towards their work , rather than relying on the previous expectation that it would fall like manna from the principal 's office .
2 The total fines levied more than doubled over the previous year , from £428,000 to £1.05 million .
3 On its own , this range of error could produce estimates of needed expenditure per child in an Authority of £222 to £300 ; if combined with the previous range of errors , the maximal errors might range from £142 to £410 per child .
4 As explained in the previous article , sales are worthwhile for the group until the price drops to £70 , as the group as a whole makes a contribution .
5 As explained in the previous section , any reasonable complete system is bound to be sometimes infinitary .
6 The fall in birth rate , the growth of the elderly population , the rise in the divorce rate , the increase in the number of one-parent families and other factors leading to lower average household size , along with such developments as the increase in the number of working wives , can not have taken place without having measurable effects on the geographical distribution of population , especially since , as argued in the previous chapter , these changes have tended to occur much more rapidly than the housing stock can adjust to their new requirements .
7 Furthermore , it can be used to decompose overall proportions , as shown in the previous section , and it can be decomposed itself when other variables are brought into the picture .
8 First , as shown in the previous section , factors which have little to do with cost — such as habit , convenience , being paid weekly will continue to dictate many people 's choice of credit .
9 Each of the auxiliaries has a unique piece of notation , as shown in the previous section .
10 As requested on the previous Q.T. Day a River Trip and Disco had been costed .
11 As noted in the previous case , Duchy Hotels Ltd was formed in the autumn of 1982 by David Edwards ( the owner of a successful building firm ) and Eric Hughes ( owner of a chain of five successful restaurants ) .
12 As noted in the previous chapter , Marx refers to the dominant concepts of class societies as ‘ ruling class ideology ’ since they justify and legitimate ruling class domination and project a distorted picture of reality .
13 As noted in the previous chapter , Mustakimzade positively rejects the Muftilik of Molla Yegan , and the later authors for the most part simply ignore him .
14 The concrete form in which the host may benefit is , as noted in the previous chapter , the creation of linkages .
15 As noted in the previous discussion , there are reasons to suppose that the difficulties of underdeveloped regions , peripheral regions and declining industries are likely to worsen , if only in the short term , as the many structural adjustments outlined above are induced by the creation of the SEM .
16 This record becomes even more impressive when compared with the previous year in which the Brent Charlie MMSC team recorded a disappointing 10 LTIs .
17 What then was qualitatively different about the imperialist epoch , as compared to the previous era of capitalist development ?
18 In 1989 exports , an important gauge of economic activity in the principality 's highly industrialized economy , rose by 14.5 per cent as compared with the previous year ( when exports rose by 5.2 per cent ) .
19 1990 marked the eighth year of economic expansion since the 1982 recession , the economy showing real growth of 2.6 per cent as compared with the previous year .
20 Agricultural production grew by 1 per cent in 1989/90 as compared with the previous fiscal year .
21 The definition of teaching as a pragmatic process of continuous evaluation , as proposed in the previous chapter , does not , of course , apply only to the teaching of languages but is in principle applicable to the teaching of all subjects on the curriculum .
22 Otherwise we 're back to that for force-fit trian triangular approach , as evidenced on the previous view-graph .
23 As observed in the previous chapter , Moscow also set on record its continued interest in the demilitarisation of the Indian Ocean although this scheme had lost momentum by the turn of the decade .
24 NGL found that with FMS stock work in progress is now being turned over 24 times a year as opposed to the previous 3.3 times .
25 Although moods are likely to be important in driving , subjective risk as defined in the previous chapter appears to be more similar to concepts such as emotional stress or arousal as they are used in the memory literature .
26 To resolve that paradox , it is argued here , requires the same type of analysis of the components of a place as illustrated in the previous chapter .
27 As detailed in the previous section , using a theoretical framework developed from American research into heroin ‘ epidemics ’ , this formula allowed us to estimate that prevalence was still increasing but that incidence was decreasing .
28 have the pleasure Mr Chairman , I too would like to erm home in on the subject of traffic calming as identified by the previous speakers and er I start with viewpoint that the Liberal Democrat case has been put in which is
29 Also , some modification to the program will be needed if one address is used for both speed and direction control , as discussed in a previous Interface article .
30 A possible mechanism whereby the disaggregated and reconstituted bud could form limb-like structures might involve a reaction-diffusion mechanism of the type invented by Turing , as discussed in the previous chapter .
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