Example sentences of "[noun] [be] [verb] have [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Other electrical frequencies are known to have specific effects on the body . |
| 2 | Finally , the attitudes of some women illustrated the ‘ queuing principle ’ ( Martin and Wallace , 1984 ) , namely , that in times of high unemployment , certain social groups are felt to have greater claims to paid employment . |
| 3 | This he might find in the service of a bishop ; for many bishops in the late eleventh and twelfth centuries were coming to have large staffs of young clerks , who learned the business of ecclesiastical administration and rose to be canons or archdeacons , or were seconded or translated to the royal service . |
| 4 | ISC is understood to have small contracts in each of these territories but further ‘ phantom ’ contracts are believed to have been invented to make the company seem more successful than it was . |
| 5 | The research is expected to have major implications for application of Decision Analysis , a widely used management decision aid . |
| 6 | Miss Gregory was reported to have 150 grammes of heroin , carried internally in three condoms . |
| 7 | Blacks are thought to have natural advantages and , if they do not capitalize on them , they are seen as lazy and lacking in conviction . |
| 8 | The three other countries were said to have better systems of information — information used by communities , by employers and by individuals . |
| 9 | The effects were believed to have enduring consequences on the child 's thought processes and predispose to ( rather than precipitate ) schizophrenia . |
| 10 | In addition , a total of 19 ( 29% ) patients treated with NSAID were found to have peptic ulcers , compared with seven ( 11% ) patients who were not taking NSAID . |
| 11 | In this sense they also help to pin-point gaps in experience or competence , when a child is considered to have some areas of developmental concern … |
| 12 | The common law was perceived to have certain defects and there was pressure from the EEC to harmonise consumer safety law across the Community . |
| 13 | To assist with these tasks each policy and resources committee was recommended to have four sub-committees : finance , land , personnel , and performance review . |
| 14 | In this situation , where all participants are presumed to have similar viewpoints , prejudice is still not freed from its ambivalent expression . |
| 15 | In the simple framework described at the end of this section , individuals are assumed to have fixed endowments of capital and earning capacity , and the wage and rate of return are assumed exogenously determined . |
| 16 | As stated earlier , certain plants were said to have supernatural powers , often revealing an interesting combination of Christian and pagan beliefs in the one element . |
| 17 | Since weak left handers were observed to have sinistral relatives more frequently than strong left handers , Hécaen and Sauguet inferred that " the intensity of left handedness is not directly related to bilaterality of language representation or to familial left handedness . |
| 18 | One specimen was found to have 5,000 times the expected concentration of plutonium in its flesh . |
| 19 | Eight of the sample are known to have married soldiers from overseas — almost all from Canada — and eventually emigrated . |
| 20 | The Greek Defence Ministry and their Secret Service are bound to have some cryptologists on their staffs . |
| 21 | A phantom is bound to have longer legs , a sexier smile and better bedroom manners than a real person . |
| 22 | ‘ As far as I can see , ’ he said , blinking magisterially , ‘ this decision by the European Court is going to have far-reaching consequences . |
| 23 | The new National Assembly had 107 members ; under the original plan the Assembly was to have had 108 members , but one deputy died during the appointments process and his seat remained vacant . |
| 24 | She was going to have her husband was in khaki as a territorial and her and her bridesmaid was going to have khaki frocks to be some of them great velvet frocks . |
| 25 | Probably the most important factor affecting family formation is that people are choosing to have fewer children , although 9 out of 10 first marriages do have children . |
| 26 | The problem with doom-laden statistical predictions like these is that they draw attention away from the reasons why so many perfectly sensible people are choosing to have large families . |
| 27 | The length of this period has been declining , partly because people are choosing to have smaller families . |
| 28 | If a market economy is introduced , an awful lot of people are going to have serious problems of adjustment . |
| 29 | People with sickle cell anaemia and thalassaemia are known to have red cells with defects in their outer membranes . |
| 30 | Kaolin , or ‘ china clay ’ , is formed by the decomposition of granite , and Cornwall and Dartmoor were found to have huge deposits which were soon exploited on a large scale . |