Example sentences of "[noun pl] [conj] [noun sg] [vb -s] for [art] " in BNC.

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1 Two of the judgment tasks were then selected which showed only small correlations with risk ratings or accident estimates for the 24 stimuli used .
2 Use olives for the eyes and celery sticks for the tusks .
3 I do n't get tired unlike some of the other drivers and experience counts for a lot in this sport
4 A comparison of the gas yields and maceral analyses for the coals investigated indicates the gas yield to be influenced by subtle changes in structure which are not apparent from the maceral analyses .
5 The mean risk ratings and accident estimates for the 60 films are given in Table 4.4 with the recognition results .
6 The actual mean risk ratings and accident estimates for the 48 different films ( ratings from 20 subjects contribute to each mean ) are given in Table 6.4 with the recognition results .
7 I am confident that Government policies provide , and will continue to provide , an appropriate basis for meeting the high expectations that society has for the future .
8 Disenfranchisement would mean upheavals for staff , start-up costs and teething troubles for the new contractor , and a danger that the service would indeed turn out to be demonstrably less popular than the old contractor 's or different from what was promised .
9 Due to the fact that the sub-contractor when paid on a piecework basis achieves a relatively high hourly rate , most sub-contractors either negotiate an equivalent daywork rate per hour or resist working on daywork and agree rates or lump sums for the particular work involved .
10 This was achieved by training the plants against a south wall , with flues and glass covers for the winter .
11 Dexy 's songs were a series of manifestos and clarion calls for a new , pure music , always about to be born .
12 The paper will then look at the issues that e-mail raises for the creator/receiver , lawyer , historian and records manager/archivist .
13 Thirdly , the archive also contains information for a large number of commodities at Canterbury not previously published as well as material on wages and building costs for the period 1600-1774 .
14 Titanic pay increases and tax cuts for the wealthy and prosperous are of material benefit to the poor .
15 As well as 15 graphs and twelve types of tables , there are flow charts , Gantt charts , organisation charts and calendar displays for the months up to December 1994 .
16 This collection of problems , divided into sections , ranges widely over physics , and a special feature is the provision of hints and part answers for the more difficult problems , which precede the final list of complete answers .
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