Example sentences of "of [Wh det] [vb base] [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Captive-bred Pretty Tetras , have a much more brighter colouration than wild-caught specimens , the latter of which tend to lose this brightness over a period of time when kept in an aquarium . |
| 2 | But it also has provisions for mineral exploration firms and investment trusts , neither of which tend to have typical trading records . |
| 3 | Can it help Third World countries as they are forced to choose between capitalism and Marxism both of which seem to have unattractive features ? |
| 4 | The cladograms so produced displayed a variety of patterns , many of which appear to simulate temporal diversity changes in well-studied fossil groups . |
| 5 | The four novels deal with the status of the genre relative to the public discourses of the media and the discourses of specialized expertise in the domain of communications technology , both of which have become contemporary discourses of authority . |
| 6 | It was invented by my late friend , Dr A H Reeves , who also invented pulse code modulation and the capacitor microphone , both of which have enjoyed enormous success . |
| 7 | Over the last thirty years large-scale investment in cattle production in the province has led to increased concentration of land and major losses in agricultural employment , both of which have prompted widespread out-migration of the rural poor . |
| 8 | Discussions in the Conferences , particularly that on Political Union , were difficult and a series of uneasy compromises in particular fields was struck at Maastricht , some of which have won few supporters . |
| 9 | The voices of rural families have seldom been heard in effective protest , and least of all in socialist states such as Tanzania and Mozambique , each of which have compelled large chunks of their rural population to live in communal villages against their will . |
| 10 | And er we 'll have a a summary of what have got net lists and what have n't . |