Example sentences of "[noun sg] will [adv] [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | This fear of fear will both provoke further symptoms as well as preventing the existing ones from diminishing naturally . |
2 | Similarly , unless there is evidence that sabotage was a genuine risk , for instance in the light of past experiences with other redundant employees , an argument based on that fear will generally receive short shrift . |
3 | Now that two hundred pound will only pay one man for a for a week to do the same thing . |
4 | ‘ Labour will also improve this country 's appalling record on training , which is one of the worst in the developed world , ’ he said . |
5 | Labour will adamantly oppose any attempts to permit commercial exploitation of the virgin continent of Antarctica . |
6 | The programme will also feature several interviews with KWVR staff including Society chairman Graham Mitchell , Vice-Chairman David Pearson and Clerk of Works John Downs . |
7 | There is concern not just at the impact of this expansion on the environment , but at whether , at the end of the day , the UK 's £20 billion road programme will actually promote economic growth or create grid- lock . |
8 | The result will now unleash furious demands for his resignation . |
9 | This methodology will thus make possible analysis of the medium term impact of TVEI in the ten schools . |
10 | Script will also contain many abbreviations , often unique to the individual writer . |
11 | This chapter will therefore cover those aspects most relevant to child care law . |
12 | The next section of this chapter will now extend this investigation to consider the complementary issue of the development of democratic forms of control within the enterprise . |
13 | Weighing his chances , the punter will naturally examine respective odds . |
14 | We hope that the review will also invite individual submissions through your pages and other media avenues . |
15 | If a particular interest group challenges an agency decision , claiming that the rights of property owners were not adequately considered , or that the interests of the environment were improperly excluded , the subsequent judicial review will inevitably entail some vision concerning the nature of such interests within the overall constitutional structure , the relevance of such interests in this statutory scheme , and their relationship with other statutory goals . |
16 | Further research will hopefully discover more metal complexes that can bond to the nitrogen or oxygen atoms of other bases in the DNA . |
17 | If you 've had office copy entries , the date from which to search is that given at the foot of each page , when the office copy entries were issued ; your search will then reveal any entries that may have been made since that date . |
18 | This part of the study will also involve extensive survey work , with particular attention paid to the attitudes of the owners , managers and users of nature conservation resources . |
19 | Those fishkeepers with reef tanks based entirely on rock will probably find small mushroom polyps appearing here and there , wherever there is a quiet spot , as they can adhere firmly to solid substrates . |
20 | If not , the gyro will merely aggravate any instability in the model and produce a situation which is beyond the control of any normal pilot . |
21 | Their acquisition and maintenance will increasingly occupy human affairs . |
22 | The BBC-Thames TV partnership will also rerun top hits such as EastEnders , Bergerac and The Bill from their first episodes . |
23 | Regular bathing and daily use of an anti-perspirant or a good deodorant will normally ensure personal freshness , but if the problem persists , a visit to the doctor is necessary . |
24 | While such a recommendation will obviously carry great weight , the final decision on legal action rests with the local authority as the agency carrying statutory responsibility . |
25 | The club will also feature old time dancing , special features and facilities for conference and party bookings . |
26 | The football club will now remove existing terracing and erect three grandstands to meet the Taylor Report demand that grounds be all-seated by August 1994 . |
27 | The statute will normally establish two grounds of review . |
28 | In these cases , however , the Central Committee will also allow reasonable charges to the Scottish solicitor for meetings with the client and minor correspondence to ascertain the availability of legal aid for the proceedings in the particular country involved . |
29 | The specificity means that one must know which organism is being sought as each test will only seek that organism . |
30 | ‘ The building work will hopefully start this spring with repointing and making the structure safe . |