Example sentences of "[noun pl] [adv] [vb -s] to the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Its salvation twenty years later attests to the dramatic shift in Brooke-Rose 's values , her style , and her approach to narrative problems , but her propensity to see personal identity and social interaction in terms of language is nevertheless firmly established in her first novel . |
| 2 | Lehman 's fine collection of Sienese paintings is well documented by Ferderic Mason Perkins , the American whose own collection of primitives now belongs to the Franciscan friary at Assisi , who published articles on the subject in Art in America in 1920 and ‘ 21 . |
| 3 | In the second place , the temporary suspension of rights easily leads to the permanent abolition of majority rule itself and to its replacement by dictatorship . |
| 4 | The constraint of positive sanctions really refers to the general way in which the desire to seek the approval of others ( though , sometimes , their disapproval ) can influence our behaviour . |
| 5 | Nevertheless , the modern law of contracts tenaciously clings to the liberal ideal of individual autonomy . |
| 6 | One reason for this discrepancy in estimated values undoubtedly relates to the different kinds of stimulus material and task employed in the different experiments . |
| 7 | Firms that remain in commodity type business are under particular pressure to contain their costs , given that success in such markets typically flows to the lowest cost producer . |
| 8 | If The Middlemen nominally conforms to the generic conventions of satire , it symbolically destroys the type of world in which these conventions are operative . |
| 9 | The appearance of this pattern in some places and not in others presumably relates to the detailed spatial structure in two dimensions . |
| 10 | Labour law application for full-time employees generally applies to the full extent also for part-time employees . |
| 11 | Deficiency of sufficiently diachronic facts ironically testifies to the tremendous selective advantage language must have conferred upon its users . |