Example sentences of "[conj] [adv] [adv] for [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | But anyone can bypass their GP and go straight to an NHS GUM ( genito-urinary medicine ) clinic for immediate and confidential treatment — or even just for a sexual health ‘ MOT ’ between partners . |
| 2 | It 's reckoned Swindon are too soft … not quick or hard enough for the premier league but few sides would have stopped the Anfield army at full charge … |
| 3 | He was too late or too early for the main trade . |
| 4 | The Anglesey scheme operated for over 30 years , albeit rather intermittently for the past few years . |
| 5 | About the same time , and rather surprisingly for a Tory committed to the old East India Company and one who had lost the remittance contract to the newly founded Bank of England , Herne also joined the so-called tobacco contractors . |
| 6 | This table indicates that graduates who entered their degree courses with an HNC , on average , performed as well as those who entered on the basis of 10 A-level points , and so on for the other qualifications listed . |
| 7 | And so on for the whole island . |
| 8 | And so on for the whole island . |
| 9 | For Tara , and for Ireland , and for the world of the Future , and perhaps also for the legendary Lost Prince who will one day rise up and defeat Medoc … |
| 10 | Regularly means annually for normotensive patients and more frequently for the known hypertensives . |
| 11 | And more disturbingly for the other clubs with ambition , the display promises even greater deeds . |
| 12 | Bob works relentlessly for one purpose ; that his music could change mankind 's thinking to bring about unity among the races , and more so for the oppressed people . |
| 13 | Social responsibility is a concept that in almost all cases enables one to reconcile one 's own views with the needs of society , but it is a complex idea and particularly so for the professional librarian . |
| 14 | The United Kingdom was an original party to the Convention but did not accept the compulsory jurisdiction of the Commission and Court until 1965 and then only for a three-year term which , however , has so far been regularly renewed although not without some hesitancy prompted by the embarrassment and ignominy of being condemned by the Court on a number of occasions . |
| 15 | The Mail in 1971–3 did not give the radio schedules , while the Times usually printed the wrong day 's schedules and then only for the General Service ( English ) , omitting altogether the Home Service ( Zambian languages ) to which the majority of its readership listened most of the time . |
| 16 | I worked with him on Queen 's Visit and then recently for the Royal Yacht visit to Leith ( partly as a dry run for the summit ) at the time of the June Scottish Financial Enterprise International Conference . |
| 17 | " alluph is used for the " chieftains " of Edom ( Genesis 36:15–43 ) ; probably for a commander of a military " thousand " ; and almost certainly for the professional , fully-armed soldier . |
| 18 | Mr Lee , who is the first leader to be Taiwan-born and Taiwan-bred , has a taste for reforms that go too far and too fast for the old-guard mainlanders . |
| 19 | ‘ Nana is too strict and too hard for a little child all alone like you . |
| 20 | However , Nicks , — Bradshaw , Kinsbourne and Feigin ( 1978 ) found that concurrent verbalisation increased response times for both hands on a typing task but more so for the right hand . |
| 21 | When either 2 or 6 words had also to be held in memory then reaction times for both hemispheres improved but more so for the left hemisphere than for the right hemisphere , leading to a RVF superiority . |
| 22 | Ready for takeoff , but still in for a bumpy ride |
| 23 | It is also important to assess the general economic situation , including the cost and availability of finance , not only for the developer , but also ultimately for the individual house purchaser . |
| 24 | We then test them thoroughly — but often only for a short period as we wish to get the latest fishkeeping news — including the latest products — straight to our readers . |
| 25 | Three lessons came from this raid : the need for means to identify friend from foe , always difficult in night actions but particularly so for a small party on a hostile shore ; the problems of coordinating secret operations with regular forces — friendly Spitfires had delayed the boats for an hour in mid-Channel on their outward voyage before establishing their true identity ; the difficulty of pin-point navigation , the third point , was the most crucial of all . |
| 26 | There is still scope therefore for the artist , but no longer for the run-of-the-mill artist , in scientific illustration . |
| 27 | I guess it is mildly amusing to see Bolan 's head emerge ghostlike from Elton John 's piano as the guesting Reg hammers out ‘ Children Of The Revolution ’ , though probably not for the right reasons and certainly not enough to detract from the leaden weight of the music . |