Example sentences of "one [modal v] [verb] [det] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | when they are travelling , in the front a child , now one year , must use an approved child restrain design for age and weight , a child over one may wear any approved child restraint on adult seat belt , in the rear a child must be restrained and the appropriate restrain is fitted , the the term appropriate restrain includes the following ; infants under one year old , a carry or cot which is held by straps , children one , two or three years in appropriate child seat or harness or booster cushion with an adult belt , not a household cushion . |
| 2 | There is often no reason to expect such patterns and one may expect that longitudinal correlations will usually give a curve such as A ( Fig. 19.5 ) . |
| 3 | Lest one might think that such patriotic sentiments came from a court milieu , for the anonymous author was probably a royal chaplain , one should remember that similar sentiments and the attribution of victory to God also occur in the London City Chronicles . |
| 4 | To have 99% confidence that the mass of the object is greater than 100 M and ; , which exceeds the mass of any stable star , one must show that 1.7 kms -1 . |
| 5 | This newer cinematic approach summarises the essential difference between the cinema and the theatre , and in order to make good video one must re-learn this important truth . |
| 6 | However , one must weigh this potential change in content and focus against the benefits of rendering a smooth , natural translation in contexts where the use of the passive for instance would be stylistically less acceptable than the use of the active or an alternative structure in the target language . |
| 7 | Dr P makes it very clear that one must accept that certain pieces of writing are superior to others ; but the criteria for judging superiority are , interestingly , not very specific : |
| 8 | To understand the reasons for this choice , and to appreciate the work it has yielded , one must consider these fundamental categories more carefully . |
| 9 | At a simple level one might suppose that effective departments can do nothing but good . |
| 10 | Following the adage that ‘ a picture is worth a thousand words ’ one might suppose that graphical methods would provide an exceptionally useful form of output . |
| 11 | Edward Said discovers a kind of negative theology in Derrida 's writing , and Nicolas Tredell says something similar , ‘ one might draw some interesting comparisons between , for instance , deconstruction and Nagarjunan Buddhism , which dissolves a metaphysics of presence into a metaphysics of absence , the Void . ’ |
| 12 | If stars could shrink to as small as ten or twenty miles across to become neutron stars , one might expect that other stars could shrink even further to become black holes . |
| 13 | If ideology reflects economic organization , then one might expect that modern consciousness should contain its universalistic and its particularistic common-places . |
| 14 | In answer , one might presume that implicit justifications can exist to deal with implicit criticisms . |
| 15 | When we have what one might call this coarse-cut overview , we then have tended to approach the businesses and ask them to produce a variety of scenarios ranging from what they would like to do in a totally free world with access to unlimited money , to the extremes of divestiture at the other end . |
| 16 | to which one might add this additional gloss , erm recently there have been under a statutory instrument which regulates er , the ca computation of court of protection costs in the event of the structure in a way differently from the traditional one and the defendants would wish to argue |
| 17 | Of course one might argue that working-class women 's tendency to stay in education longer is itself a sign of their status consciousness . |
| 18 | Even on the remote , with its slight fuzziness , no one could miss that little twinkle in her eye . |
| 19 | The significance of these changes is still unclear , although one could speculate that high values of cAMP , and perhaps of cGMP , in enterocytes contribute to the pathogenesis of diarrhoea . |
| 20 | One could call these white holes . |
| 21 | The only way in which one could incorporate such fine-grained information from the Text710 would be to completely re-tag the LOB corpus . |
| 22 | My employer 's godson looked an earnest , scholarly young man , and one could see many fine qualities in his features ; yet given the topic one wished to raise , one would have certainly preferred a lighter-hearted , even a more frivolous sort of young gentleman . |
| 23 | Once again , one could elaborate this basic picture , which may loosely be described as one of ‘ mutual paranoia ’ . |
| 24 | Many hon. Members on both sides of the House have cut their political teeth in local government and one would expect such Conservative Members to show more loyalty towards it . |
| 25 | In the normal course of events , one would expect those high standards to suffice for more than five years ; but these are not normal times . |
| 26 | One would expect this large amount of positive feed-back to lead to instability : as soon as the input is strong enough to excite one or two neurons , one would expect these to feed back on to others and initiate an explosive chain reaction . |
| 27 | He was always careful to wash his chiselled visage , of course , but in a year of passion one would think some small scent would have escaped , a tracking odour that would put her senses on alert . |
| 28 | On these criteria one would anticipate that Japanese workers would exhibit high levels of job satisfaction in comparative surveys . |
| 29 | If this hypothesis is correct , one would predict that other G-protein-coupled receptors capable of inducing the release of a similarly high concentration of βγ subunits are capable of stimulating inositol phosphate formation . |
| 30 | Vast sums of money are spent on pedigree dogs , and one would imagine these valuable animals will enjoy a secure home for life . |