Example sentences of "which [verb] for the [adj] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Check out agencies , such as the London-based Cornerstone ( 071–486 5551 ) , which act for the large financial institutions and handle their repossessions . |
| 2 | The causes of this are not entirely clear , but were probably a combination of the increasing costs of warfare ( as the empire came under severe pressure from the barbarians across the Rhine and Danube , and from the Persians in the east ) and of the exhaustion of the Roman mines in Spain , which seem for the first two centuries AD to have provided an important contribution to the difference between Rome 's income ( taxes ) and expenditure ( especially on war ) . |
| 3 | The U.K. event is only part of the Glenlivet European Trophy , which began for the other European branches of Seagram in 1988 . |
| 4 | The last is the same as the one used for the popular Jazz series , which accounts for the familiar fit and feel . |
| 5 | The Commercial Farmers Union , which speaks for the 4,300 white farmers , says that too much resettlement could endanger Zimbabwe 's special status as an African country that can feed itself . |
| 6 | There is an urgent need for sensible housing which caters for the basic physical and behavioural needs of the hens , but which can be easily and economically managed . |
| 7 | This venture laid the foundations for the Hull Arctic whaling trade , which prospered for the next sixty years . |
| 8 | The former was the obvious clash between Britain 's need for exports to pay her way in the post-war world and the requirement of the rearmament programme , both of which competed for the same scarce skills and resources of the metal-working industries to the detriment of the export trade . |
| 9 | This gives the range of MLU scores which accounted for the middle two-thirds of the 123 children studied at each age level . |
| 10 | That level of investment , currently running at £1 billion a year , will be sustained by the Government over the public expenditure planning period which runs for the next three years and , I am quite confident , will run over the next 10 years . |