Example sentences of "with his [coord] [pron] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | A business general manager who moves up to corporate responsibilities can quickly lose touch with his or her former industry . |
| 2 | Symbol is part of the language of drama : " The way in which the teacher draws attention to the symbol ( gesture , word , object etc. ) generates a collective meaning and also gives time and opportunity for the participant to endow that symbol with his or her individual meaning . " |
| 3 | This time is supported by the new manager formally meeting with his or her general manager on a weekly basis to discuss their progress . |
| 4 | In fact , one of the major drawbacks with signature models is that the buyer unwittingly inherits all of the idiosyncrasies of the original player 's design and , in a few instances , these could prove to be incompatible with his or her own style of playing . |
| 5 | While it is recognised that the professor will probably wish to give lectures and classes in areas connected with his or her own field of research , he or she will be expected to cover a somewhat wider range of topics , as required by undergraduate and graduate courses in Roman Archaeology . |
| 6 | The senior manager may be unable to cope with his or her own work either and so much of the overflow simply drifts down to the next level . |
| 7 | Support may help a bereaved parent to cope with his or her own feelings of loss , and thereby be better able to recognise their children 's needs and vulnerability . |
| 8 | Besides , does not the practice of carving up the syllabus and letting each lecturer get on with his or her own bit not lead to overlaps , duplication , lacunae and untied threads ? |
| 9 | In some cases , however , the symptoms are a vital element in the way the patient deals with the world and with his or her own conflicts about life and relationships . |
| 10 | Neither the state nor its government is a person ; they are collections of people , and if none of these separate people has acted in any way inconsistently with his or her own principles , what sense can it make to say that the state they represent has done this ? |
| 11 | They make particularly good presents for people in flats , for elderly or housebound relatives , or for a child with his or her own bedroom and an interest in wildlife that needs fostering . |
| 12 | It is … clear that for both Nozick and Rawls a society is composed of individuals , each with his or her own interest , who then come together and formulate common rules of life . |
| 13 | For technically complicated products , selling is sometimes performed by a sales team , with each member of the team working with his or her opposite number in the buying team , e.g. a sales engineer works with engineers in the buying company . |
| 14 | It said that there was ‘ no empirical evidence for correlating a politician 's effectiveness in office with his or her sexual orientation ’ ; it was critical of ‘ a large reason for electing a party being because its leader is fortunate in his [ sic ] marriage ’ ; it claimed that the family had been ‘ elevated into the status of party policy . |
| 15 | Previous research has shown that a child 's skill in recognising facial expressions of emotion is strongly and positively associated with his or her social popularity : socially isolated children tend to be less able than their more popular counterparts to recognise facial expressions of emotion . |
| 16 | Each reader could do a great deal of good by taking up this matter with his or her local MP or prospective candidate . |