Example sentences of "[noun pl] [verb] that many [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Cuttings books show that many foreign newspapers have carried far more reports and feature articles on the event than American newspapers and magazines — particularly in Californian , where the event is talking place . |
| 2 | Traditionalists from many branches of the martial arts feel that many modern practitioners , drawn to the arts as sport , are missing their true meaning and aiming only for self-gratification and glory . |
| 3 | It is important for hospital-based therapists to realize that many self-poisoning patients fail to keep outpatient appointments . |
| 4 | Two separate surveys found that many prepacked sandwiches were being stored at dangerously high temperatures , causing the spread of harmful bacteria . |
| 5 | Surrey managers said that many elderly day patients who would normally be carried by non-emergency crews have had to be readmitted to hospital in the past three months . |
| 6 | Soviet scientists admitted that many Soviet lakes and rivers faced ecological disaster , including the Kirov Bays and Volga Delta on the Caspian Sea , the Dnieper and Dniester areas , the Volga basins , Lake Sevan , Lake Issyk-Kul , Lake Balkhash , Lake Ladoga , the Black Sea , the Sea of Azov , and the Caspian and Baltic seas . |
| 7 | Tests show that many intellectual activities are highly correlated . |
| 8 | Nationally imposed cost yardsticks ensure that many rural councils can only afford to build houses to a standard design in relatively large estates , yet on both grounds they are often out of sympathy with the visual quality of many English villages . |
| 9 | At a news conference on Saturday night , the party 's spokesmen indicated that many other symbols would also have to be replaced before the coming presidential and parliamentary elections . |
| 10 | His papers illustrate that many living creatures and their parts grow in magnitude only , suffering no actual change in form or overall configuration as they become larger . |