Example sentences of "are [adv] [adj] [noun] in [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 On the other hand , Hungary , Poland and Czechoslovakia have recently re-formed their agricultural regimes with such rigour that they now have what are effectively free markets in farming .
2 I think there are enough common factors in management , including the role of chairman , that apply to all or most businesses , such as the need for careful succession planning , the need for developing a strategy or a corporate plan .
3 There are less traumatic events in life that can be quite as overwhelming or perplexing without some form of preparation — a visit to an airport or a dairy farm ; first experiments with make-up and fashion ; and first dates and discos .
4 They point out that under the first-past-the-post system a small swing in votes tends to produce a major change in parliamentary strength so " exaggerating " a party 's lead in parliament in a way that leads to sharp swings in policy when there are only small shifts in voting and still more limited changes in public opinion .
5 They are merely arrogant words in praise of himself .
6 Then there are progressively large decreases in adult survival for each increment in juvenile survival , and hence a convex trade-off curve ( heavy line in Fig. 2 ) .
7 Telephone switches are just big computers in disguise .
8 ‘ There are more curious things in life . ’
9 Handy for determined sceptics , ex-members of the Socialist Workers Party , liberal intellectuals who want it to be known that there are more important things in life than just getting a green certificate .
10 ‘ I do n't enjoy losing money , but there are more important things in life than money .
11 ‘ But there are more important things in life , Mr — ’
12 There are more physical constraints in council housing than in owner-occupied housing in terms of bedrooms and size , but these are minor compared to the restrictions in the private rented sector .
13 As will be seen throughout this chapter , there are wide local variations in selection procedures and in training .
14 There are also various schemes in progress which aim to safeguard space travellers .
15 Scenes are also still hand-coloured in order to give them the classic Disney feel , but developments in automatic colouring systems could well change this before too long .
16 As we shall see , there are also significant differences in registration procedures .
17 But the court has to do the best it can by way of what are really conventional figures in relation to injuries , the court assessing , of course , on the individual facts of the case , what is sometimes called the tariff , making adjustments for particular facts of the particular case .
18 This is a marked structure , but it is not highly marked because adverbials are fairly mobile elements in English .
19 LEFT Computers and other electronic devices are now essential tools in archaeology for handling the vast amounts of data that fieldwork produces .
20 Thinking and perceiving , which might naturally be attributed to an incorporeal mind , are simply complex motions in matter .
21 These are examples of environmental biotechnology which are relatively recent innovations in comparison with the long-standing use of such techniques in industrial processes like brewing and fermentation .
22 The opportunity cost of resources are therefore relevant costs in decision-making .
23 Within these age bands there are very wide variations in capability .
24 But there are very real changes in attitude that are compounding this change of approach .
25 Lepidodendron has many spiral rows of lozenge-shaped leaf scars , while Sigillaria has long rows of elliptical scars ; both are very common fossils in association with coal measures .
26 While there are many areas of common ground between Althusser and Habermas , both are very different writers in style and tradition and they do not refer to each other 's work .
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