Example sentences of "[prep] which be the [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | During the first two years of desktop publishing much argument has raged about which is the better system . |
| 2 | Most published accounts say that Nucella ( all species ) feeds on barnacles and mussels , but they differ about which is the preferred prey . |
| 3 | It 's maintaining the diet for longer and keeping the weight off which is the tricky part . |
| 4 | However since that time , there has been no recognition granted by USDAW , the main reason for which is the General Secretary , who allegedly had said that because his organization is not a profit making organization , there is no reason to have a trade union there . |
| 5 | all of which are the earliest ancestors of the family . |
| 6 | The study also raises the question of which are the right outcomes to measure and how psychosocial variables should be taken into account . |
| 7 | The precise relationship between sentencing practice and penal policy is a matter of some complexity , but we may begin by noting that the size of the sentenced prison population at any given time is determined by three key variables , only two of which are the direct responsibility of the courts . |
| 8 | This becomes even more ironic when one considers the veneration afforded to the works of Joseph Hoffman and the whole of the Wiener Werkstätte on the one hand , and Frank Lloyd Wright and the entire Prairie School of Design on the other , both of which are the direct issue of the combined influence of the British Arts and Crafts Movement and the Glasgow School of Design . |
| 9 | The inspiration was the hovercraft , a feature of which are the roof-mounted engines . |
| 10 | This , and most of what follows , is regulated by the Representation of the People Acts , the most important by far of which is the 1983 Act , ( ‘ the 1983 Act ’ hereafter ) . |
| 11 | In doing so , it set in motion a legal process , the result of which is the current Ball Pool Sponsorship Agreement . |
| 12 | The once-powerful communists have splintered into hundreds of pieces , the largest of which is the Democratic Party of the Left , now expected to pick up only about 15 per cent of the vote . |
| 13 | He insists , rightly , that the way in which technology is used is the result of a number of factors , not least of which is the political process between management and workers . |
| 14 | To create new rights , an example of which is the Equal Pay Act 1970 . |
| 15 | We 've taken a number of factors into account one of which is the lower occupancy levels at Beaver Vale . |
| 16 | This change in attitude and increased government commitment ( albeit ‘ limited by current economic and fiscal conditions ’ ) has produced some concrete results , most notable of which is the Irish government 's decision to assume responsibility as from January 1994 for Castletown House , the largest of the great Irish Palladian country houses . |
| 17 | The package has some neat additional features too , not least of which is the customizable toolbar . |
| 18 | It is , though , advisable to consider the Furniss v Dawson [ 1984 ] AC 474 implications of a pre-ordained series of transactions , one of which is the intended hive-up of Target 's business after the acquisition by Newco so as to " escape " the effect of s768 . |
| 19 | IBM Corp staffers and sources close to the company have been talking to PC Week about the company 's desktop software strategy , the core of which is the common microkernel that is to underlie all of its future offerings . |
| 20 | The massive investments now being made in land reclamation and environmental improvement , the latest of which is the remarkable Ebbw Vale Garden Festival Site , are being blunted by the great shift from deep to opencast mining in parts of the Valleys . |
| 21 | Windsor has already tried to set up a team of his own in F1 and knows the problems involved , not least of which is the mega money needed to gain a foothold , never mind putting together the technical talent needed to build his own car . |
| 22 | He would also learn about a series of problems , the main one of which is the unfair subsidies to ship building companies in the European Community which are handicapping the British ship building industry in terms of merchant shipping orders . |
| 23 | The reader is reminded that according to the reasoning of this book , the ‘ events ’ have always been the direct result of the satisfying of ‘ desire ’ , the existence of which is the basic presumption relegated to pre-life and therefore having no direct relevance to the Created God . |
| 24 | Some of all this is mentioned in the graceful and percipient foreword by James Gunn of Princeton University , the addition of which is the single change in this 1982 reprint . |
| 25 | In the same × 7 field there is a quartet of stars , one of which is the celebrated variable R Scuti . |
| 26 | As mentioned earlier , injection is a method of use which creates many more problems than ‘ chasing the dragon ’ , not least of which is the potential spread of HIV infection . |
| 27 | Section 222(5) ( a ) contains a time-limit of two years during which the election as to main residence can be made and if an election is not made within the period the question of which is the main residence is determined by the Inspector of Taxes , subject to the usual right of appeal . |
| 28 | The log-hyperbolic distribution offers the possibility of a range of curve fittings , one limiting case of which is the log-normal distribution . |
| 29 | There are five de Wilde tunes ( most compelling of which is the brooding Twilight ) , Irving Berlin 's How deep is the Ocean ? ( given a rousing treatment ! ) , |
| 30 | The contributions of Lucas ( 1973 ) and Barro ( 1977a ) initiated a major applied research programme , the main aim of which was the empirical evaluation of the model presented and discussed in chapter 4 . |