Example sentences of "can [be] [vb pp] [prep] the next " in BNC.
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1 | He says that it can be seen for the next week or so in the west , but it 's too faint to be seen with the naked eye . |
2 | ‘ It appears nothing can be done until the next round of bids which are not out until later this year after the general election . |
3 | The remaining DCs can be activated on the next issue of the package . |
4 | Using the 26-way tree , a search is successful if each of the candidate letters in the string can be followed to the next one , and if the last letter in the string is flagged for end-of-word in the tree . |
5 | The same can be said of the next dog of great influence : Ch. |
6 | However , the future is very uncertain and it remains to be seen if this increase can be maintained during the next few years while the size of the eighteen-year-old population remains large . |
7 | This has required the Borough of Monmouth to identify land on which 5,500 new homes can be built during the next fifteen years . |
8 | In cases where the original credit holder has died without claiming repayment and the Post War Credit certificate is still available , repayment can be made to the next of kin or personal representative of the estate . |
9 | A key feature of any quality assurance programme should be a system whereby managers regularly review different aspects of the service and provide feedback to staff about their performance and the performance of the unit so that new objectives can be set for the next assessment period . |
10 | ( Thank heavens calories are cumulative , and the damage done one day can be countermanded by the next . |
11 | A place has been found in the loneliest part of the island where , it is agreed ( ‘ Not yet , not yet ! ’ ) , ta skoupidia can be buried for the next 25–30 years , much more cheaply than by shipping it to Attica ( ‘ But the figure is not yet known ! ’ ) . |
12 | These release nitrogen into the soil as they rot which can be used by the next crop . |
13 | The choice of these issues is determined by the expected areas of industrial relations change that can be anticipated in the next few years . |
14 | Many changes in cataloguing and classification can be expected in the next ten years and these must impinge upon DC , influencing its future function and the way in which the scheme will evolve . |