Example sentences of "[adv] the [noun sg] [verb] [to-vb] [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Luckily the leverage required to induce that deceleration has decreased as stopping power has increased . |
| 2 | Could it be the years of experience it takes to know where the grape is just ripe or perhaps the skill needed to reach that perfectly balanced wine . |
| 3 | When you shorten distances between elements in a line of jumps , the horse simply has to bring its hocks under more than it is currently doing … while doing so the horse has to shift more weight from its forehand to its quarters , which are thus lowered and ‘ engaged ’ . |
| 4 | Thus the plaintiff has to gamble either way . |
| 5 | And thus the reader has to go more than the usual way he goes to understand what he 's looking at . |
| 6 | The experienced practitioner carries in his head the names of the best works on the subjects with which he usually deals , and the sooner the student gets to know some of them the better . |
| 7 | It may be questioned whether or not the user needs to retrieve all of the possible relevant documents for a specific query at any one point in time . |
| 8 | During his opening speech , I asked the Secretary of State a question to which he did not give a full or satisfactory answer — why had not the Government sought to introduce those measures before they privatised monopolies , rather than wait until the customers had suffered the consequences of several years of high prices and not necessarily improved services ? |
| 9 | Do not the Government need to give more attention to devising a regional strategy within Europe ? |
| 10 | Even in this country where advances be in minimal amounts of impurities that can go through simply not the population prepared to allow this to happen to us . |
| 11 | The further we went up the Nile , the more the river seemed to express some awful ambivalence . |
| 12 | When in the 1880s , anxiety about the question grew more acute , and when exhortation to society members not to instruct " female learners " or to allow their daughters to take up the trade seemed to have little effect , more organized attempts were made to confront the problem . |
| 13 | A responsibility chart can indicate not only decisions and duties but also the information needed to discharge these duties ( Table 1 . |
| 14 | Looking to the future we hope to have news of a guest speaker or two for the early part of the summer and also the club intends to have some representation at the Hertfordshire Show . |
| 15 | But then the man wanted to try some town driving … he pulled over on Brantwood Rise , got the gun from his briefcase , and escaped with the vehicle , worth twenty seven thousand pounds … |
| 16 | Kochan demonstrates how the autocracy failed to absorb these grievances and changes in society . |
| 17 | In a subsequent debate on the report on the sixth of November nineteen ninety two , I spelt out in some detail how the government intended to fulfil that commitment and one of the regulations before the house today represents the culmination of our actions to give effect to one of Sir Thomas er Bingham 's recommendations that the existing right in section forty seven of the banking act nineteen eighty seven , for auditors to report relevant information to the bank of England should become a statutory duty . |
| 18 | Before the afternoon is out , I hope that we shall hear from the Minister how the Government propose to do that and how effective his alternative — if it exists will be . |
| 19 | How the platypus came to acquire this apparatus remains a mystery : few venomous animals use their venom when fighting among themselves , and it has therefore been suggested that the venom gland is a survival factor originally directed against some long-extinct predator . |
| 20 | When the time comes to experience the events that Tod 's dreams foretell ( when we find out , for instance , how the baby came to wield such power ) , then maybe I will take it harder . |
| 21 | Indeed the public seem to expect those committed to a particular service to extol its virtues . |
| 22 | The boxes are currently in external alpha sites where the company hopes to validate some of the assumptions still swirling around NT and the Mips architecture such as whether a Mips NT machine can hack it in the Intel environment as a price/performance player . |
| 23 | It 's where the mover chooses to exercise that particular right , but in so doing the mover can not , or should not introduce new material and make another speech . |
| 24 | Yet the regime tries to use these languages to tribalize us . |
| 25 | The strike ended on May 16 , when the government agreed to meet many of the key demands . |
| 26 | C c can you gi give me some clue now a about w when the penny began to drop that trouble was going to g g going to start ? |
| 27 | This explains why the Commission wishes to exercise some degree of control over the freedom to subsidise . |
| 28 | And , ‘ as more people are forced to look for value , they 'll think ‘ why the hell bother to pay more ? ’ when the good times return , ’ he claims . |
| 29 | Such reductions might be marginal and therefore the enhancement tended to have less impact than when it was used for cross-school initiatives . |