Example sentences of "in [adj] [noun pl] [Wh adv] [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | They provide an intermediate level of reasons to which one appeals in normal cases where a need for a decision arises . |
| 2 | In private settings where the field man needs some seemingly objective , unambiguous evidence to support his demands for remedial action , sample results are also useful , though most dischargers are prepared to accept the field man 's personal assessment of the nature of the pollution . |
| 3 | It is , however , unrealistic to expect all of these to be visible in all locations , especially in rural areas where the balance of tenures differs considerably from the national picture . |
| 4 | Whilst the latter is often collected and structured for the purposes of analysis , the former are created in administrative processes where the concept of secondary use is usually absent . |
| 5 | Problems exist in water-logged areas where the soil gas may be affected by the decomposition of organic material . |
| 6 | Indeed , in social systems where the position of social rebels is not recognized , such as that of Soviet Russia , you are likely to be reckoned as insane anyway . |
| 7 | The symptoms , especially noticeable in some spring barleys , range from the odd missing floret to distinctly tapered ears in some wheats where the top and bottom few spikelets have failed to set seed . |
| 8 | In addition , the Scheme allows for payment to be made in some cases where the assessment of probability of causation would be insufficient for liability to be established in the courts . |
| 9 | Thus , in some cases where the covenant is all , or substantially all , the consideration , a consequence of a finding of unreasonableness is to strike down the whole contract . |
| 10 | In some cases where the discrepancy between the official and black market rates is very marked , the World Bank declines to publish GNP statistics . |
| 11 | As the law is complex to apply in some cases where the notice period needs to be calculated and perhaps added to the three months limit or , as in the Sen case , the adviser simply got the calculation of the three months wrong , the claim should be presented and the Tribunal asked to consider the facts before exercising its discretion . |
| 12 | In some clinics where the work-load is heavy , the actual tests from males may be taken by one of the technicians rather than the doctor . |
| 13 | The trick here was never less than eight feet wide and in some places where the ground was soft it spread to thirty or forty feet . |
| 14 | In some examples where the stress mark could be confused with the simple quotation mark we have underlined the stressed syllable . |
| 15 | It gives me the opportunity to explain in proper terms why the Government took that step and to give the lie to many of the hon. Gentleman 's arguments . |
| 16 | Cultivating such plants on a sufficient scale for worldwide needs may be difficult in primitive surroundings where the plant grows naturally and impossible elsewhere . |
| 17 | In contrast , in single-parent families where the adult was working , the offending rate shot to 74 per cent . |
| 18 | A similar effect is seen in British woodlands where the maintenance of traditionally disturbing management ( like coppicing ) keeps up species numbers of animals and plants , whereas abandoning of such management leads to a decline . |
| 19 | People have died in such circumstances where a dog has leapt into the sea , encountered difficulties and then its owner has been swept away while trying to rescue their pet . |
| 20 | since his whole time is to be employed in collecting and in such countries where no Botanist has yet been . |
| 21 | Wolf 's animals look right even in these scenes where the temptation to make them anthropomorphic is great , because the picture might be taken to have a moral for human beings . |
| 22 | As an historian I know how valuable a commodity — and I mean valuable in terms of hard cash — it ought to be in these days when the whole of life , our own present as well as the past , seems to reach us pre-packaged in the form of interviews and telly-probe . |
| 23 | It was indeed a sad thing that in these days when the Church had enough enemies outside it should divide itself into hostile forces , because , he added aptly , forgetting the original subject of the quotation , a house divided against itself could not stand . |
| 24 | Abrams ' experience proved that being a solid but unspectacular TV performer is no longer enough in these days where a politician risks instant oblivion unless he can turn in the hustings equivalent of an MTV award winner . |
| 25 | Allen , Hogg , and Peace undertook empirical research in three authorities where the care experiences of 100 old people living in the community but ‘ at risk ’ of residential care were compared with a similar number of old people living in residential care ( 52 in private homes and 51 in Local Authority homes ) . |
| 26 | ABERDEEN scored their first victory at Parkhead in three seasons when a Mixu Paatelainen goal in the second half gained them the spoils today . |
| 27 | We would not normally insist on the wording in square brackets where the client 's legal advisers consider that the words are not required . |
| 28 | This no doubt explains why it is so popular in disciplined societies where the government is bureaucratic , like Germany with its proportional representation . |
| 29 | Compare this to a putting address position in still conditions where the ball would be opposite to the left heel and the body not so much over the ball ( photo above ) . |
| 30 | People interested in agricultural improvement in the nineteenth century — in improving farming methods , in increasing the potential yield of land and in methods of improving the manner of storage of its produce — saw the formal lease as a mechanism for spelling out in advance precisely who was responsible for what , and for enshrining in legal terms how the land was to be utilised . |