Example sentences of "with a [adj] [noun] in [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Figure 5.11(b) shows an increase in the areas a and b with a consequent reduction in the proportion ( although not the absolute number ) of c elements activated by a stimulus . |
| 2 | The single most useful measure for preventing Type 2 diabetes in the industrialised nations would be a reduction in energy intake with a consequent reduction in the prevalence of obesity , hyperlipidaemia , glucose intolerance and possibly hypertension . |
| 3 | However , there is evidence of a slight increase in teenage pregnancy rate in 1981 in England and Wales for all ages between fourteen and nineteen compared to the previous year , with a consequent rise in the numbers of girls who had babies and who had abortions . |
| 4 | This moves the reporting from the periphery of newspaper journalism to the centre , with a consequent increase in the readership and the normalisation of these sorts of reports . |
| 5 | The higher proportion of the prison population which had been sentenced to imprisonment for offences triable on indictment meant that the sentences served were longer than before , with a consequent increase in the size of the prison population overall . |
| 6 | If the density of workers to the hectare was changed from forty three to thirty four with a consequent increase in the allocation of provision , could you cope with that ? |
| 7 | This was the idea , popularised in Shonfield 's Modern Capitalism but covered in a very large number of other works also , that a shift was occurring away from territorially based representation towards representation based on functional cleavages , with a consequent decline in the power of the territorially based representative assemblies known as parliaments and an ever-increasing role for corporatist organisations able to negotiate for organised functional interests at the national level . |
| 8 | Decisions about management , life-styles and living arrangements , even about educational capacity have been taken by doctors with a consequent decrease in the power of individuals and their families to plan and control their lives . |
| 9 | In a rare discussion of her design philosophy , Laura wrote ; ‘ You could equate the company with a first-class nanny in a fin de siécle nursery . |
| 10 | Sir , — I read the article in the October issue , When growth and stability turned to disaster ( see p 26 ) , with a good deal of interest having worked with a professional firm in the Isle of Wight in the fifties , and knowing something of the type of clientele referred to . |
| 11 | The cheapest will be with a junior instructor in a large ride and the top rate will be for a private lesson with the chief instructor . |
| 12 | She provided the boys with a thorough grounding in the basic subjects of English and arithmetic , and showed them how to help others less fortunate , with gifts to an Anglican Mission School in Lesotho and the RSPCA . |
| 13 | Each class will normally consist of approximately 10 students and will be associated with a specific test in the tuition course . |
| 14 | Claims that LTP is associated with a specific increase in the AMPA receptor-mediated component of the synaptic response , have formed the basis of an argument for a purely postsynaptic change , on the assumption that a presynaptic change would result in a similar increase in both AMPA and NMDA receptor-mediated components . |
| 15 | Another feature of DLT is that it will ask for a yes or no answer before deleting each file , you can also delete only files with a specific extension in a specific directory e.g. DLT C : \*.; |
| 16 | Mr Boyd said she would choose something with a wide brim in a subtle pastel colour — probably to match an outfit made by her favourite designer , Jacques Reiss . |
| 17 | It has been carefully restored and retains many original features , with a beamed ceiling in the lounge and an open fire and superbly ornate ceiling in the dining room . |
| 18 | Liam made a debut his dad will have admired at Abergavenny earlier this month when he wrecked Wales schoolboys with a five-wicket haul in the first innings . |
| 19 | In business , an employee near retirement age may well be given a job with a grand title in a department which has little influence in the overall scheme of things . |
| 20 | Corporate Systems Manager for QIS at Risley , added that the feeling now is one of yet another reorganisation but with a nasty sting in the tail , the uncertainty of the future of staff in Services Division . |
| 21 | As fighting on board goes first one way and then the other , the captain strikes Thomas Fox to death with a belaying pin in an access of rage because the boy , genuinely unaware of the seamen 's plotting and almost insensible after hours at the masthead in icy weather , does not give him the names of the conspirators . |
| 22 | They may not sell many plastic macs or pairs of 60s kinky boots , but with a 70s revival in the air Oxfam shop volunteers are being swamped with requests for clothes like this . |
| 23 | Farr was given the all clear at the start of this year and her next aim , after the wedding , is to get back to the tour where , in 1988 , she demonstrated promise with a third-placed finish in the Mazda Classic and a 41st position on the order of merit . |
| 24 | GABA concentrations were unchanged before seizures , but increased during them , with a greater rise in the non-epileptogenic hippocampus , suggesting that a rise in extracellular glutamate may precipitate seizures and that the concentrations reached may cause cell death . |
| 25 | The result was to be a House of Commons with a greater legitimacy in the eyes of MPs and electors and one with an ability to assert itself in its relationship with government . |
| 26 | These changes , together with a greater mobility in the workforce made possible by an expansion of car ownership , created a vacuum . |
| 27 | While the native people were fairly evenly distributed across Siberia from west to east ( but with a greater concentration in the south than in the north ) , the distribution of the incomer population from west of the Urals was always very uneven . |
| 28 | At least until the 1970s , the Plenderwald forests were West Germany 's traditional playground , more important to the citizens of the Federal Republic for weekending or walking holidays than Britain 's New Forest or the South Downs , with a greater role in the national heritage of myth , folklore and literature than the Lake District to the English or the Great Glen to the Scots . |
| 29 | Engels also credits ideology with a greater role in the dialectical process of history than it seems to have in Marx 's determinedly materialist analysis : |
| 30 | Families in modern Britain are generally more privatized and inward-looking than they used to be , with a greater interest in the home and the immediate family of wife or husband and children . |