Example sentences of "[adv] [vb infin] the [noun] and [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Like dementia depression is obviously a continuum ; where the case definition boundary is drawn will obviously influence the prevalence and incidence rates generated . |
| 2 | She also begins to understand the power of her sexuality , which when purged of its impurity and wantonness can greatly enhance the life and luck of her husband . |
| 3 | Some years ago Radio Luxembourg carried out a series of presentations to agencies on the subject of ‘ visual transfer ’ — a term used in the USA for the more or less observable fact that most of the TV audience recognize TV commercials from their soundtracks , and that , therefore , using the TV soundtrack , or something close to it , on radio can greatly enhance the coverage and frequency of a TV campaign . |
| 4 | Access to national and local databases would greatly enhance the potential and validity of these projects by giving a greater selection of resources , variety of materials and methods of organization . |
| 5 | If those recommendations were sensitively applied they would greatly enhance the prospects and ability of disabled people to enjoy the benefits of public transport by travelling wherever bus routes may take them . |
| 6 | A quick comparison of the two line standards is enough to demonstrate how even an extra 100 lines of definition can greatly enhance the sharpness and colour of images . |
| 7 | The use of Imaging would greatly facilitate the management and control of correspondence . |
| 8 | The person concerned will obviously know the time and property concerned . |
| 9 | External geometry and relationships may be fixed , and then the designer can only manipulate the geometry and sub-spaces assigned to his geometric domain . |
| 10 | Years later it seemed reasonable to identify the ghost train with nearby trains on well concealed tracks linking Dalton-in-Furness with Askam-in-Furness and Barrow-in-Furness respectively , but this explanation did not entirely remove the doubts and fears experienced even in retrospect . |
| 11 | One common theme is to better understand the preconditions and effects of the diffusion of electronics based production technology on the structure and competitiveness of UK industry and or energy supply and demand . |
| 12 | One common theme is to better understand the preconditions and effects of the diffusion of electronics based production technology on the structure and competitiveness of UK industry and or energy supply and demand . |
| 13 | Some of our members may not have got beyond the idea that women should only exercise the rights and duties of citizens locally … |
| 14 | In no single developing country will the TNCs entirely dominate the production and marketing of food and , indeed , compared with some industries , the role of the TNCs in food looks quite minor . |
| 15 | So , giving reasons for our thoughts and actions does not perhaps have the solidity and universality that we might believe . |
| 16 | The Lords of the Congregation could rightly assert the duty and responsibility of the nobility to act for the good of the commonweal , and indeed experience of minorities over two centuries had in practice underwritten the theoretical position to an unusual extent . |
| 17 | Such techniques can greatly accelerate the development and propagation of new and uniform strains and varieties of plant . |
| 18 | Like his father , who had appointed him bishop , Richard could only admire the courage and saintliness of Hugh of Lincoln . |
| 19 | As his strong hands began to gently sponge the sand and sea water from her trembling body her emotions seemed to be spinning out of control . |
| 20 | ‘ [ ‘ Terminus ’ ] in the understanding of the law does not only signify the limits and limitation of time , but also the estate and interest that passes for that time . |
| 21 | Of the rest of the field tomorrow , Joey Dunlop of course will be there to perhaps add the 125cc and 600cc Irish Championship to the 250cc and Open titles he has already secured . |
| 22 | a hell of a lot really , normally you would n't have the vinyl and normally I would think you would only put the tongue and groove not out of the polystyrene behind it and the vinyl , I ca n't see why people want tongue and groove that they go to all those lengths would you ? |
| 23 | This may only reflect the nature and purpose of the law-codes , but it may also point to the undeveloped nature of institutionalised commerce or the manner in which such exchange was connected only with those who issued and administered the law . |
| 24 | Agencies taking a narrow ‘ English perspective ’ should broaden the range of monuments to better reflect the history and culture of Wales . |
| 25 | When fate marks you down for immortality you 'd just better bite the bullet and lace your boots up tight . |
| 26 | Circumstances may change , and he may no longer want the goods and services that he has ordered , or the seller may appear to be doing a poor job , and the buyer may have lost confidence in him . |
| 27 | However , the ban does not cover the hunting and culling of elephants . |
| 28 | Keynes recognized the possibility of a minimum below which the rate of interest would not fall , since below such levels the rate of interest on securities would not cover the costs and risks of holding them . |
| 29 | 2 Pour in enough of the stock to just cover the pheasant and season generously . |
| 30 | She wanted so much to remain with him on the terms which had always existed between them , did not want the wealth and consequence of her real life to come between them before it needed to . |