Example sentences of "always [vb pp] the [noun] [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | While education has always formed the core of MAP 's work , the organisation challenges social structures which allow acute poverty and injustice to flourish , and encourages debate and action which will lead to changes in these structures . |
| 2 | These crops still provide the sustenance for animals and people , and hence , after settlements , the land use of the countryside is of most importance to the landscape historian : effective use of the land has always formed the basis of survival . |
| 3 | I pointed out that Christianity had always stressed the idea of faith history ( having got it from the Jews ) and that Jesus was believed to be the intervention of God in human history . |
| 4 | Puritanism , after all , had always stressed the significance of sexuality in cementing happy family life . |
| 5 | Such approaches have always seen the complexity of design activity with its range of apparently contradictory impulses and antitheses ; is the emphasis to be on questions of form or of function or on solving technical or aesthetic desires and needs ? |
| 6 | Flat paint has always presented the problem of grease stains , oil stains and fingerprint marks to the meticulous aircraft owner . |
| 7 | WP Have you always done the kind of work you do now ? |
| 8 | been a lot of crucial areas this afternoon Alan but I for me I think by and large Leicester have always had the edge in midfield . |
| 9 | The Left had always emphasised the influence of power politics and capitalism as forces leading to war and in the 1930s this attitude was revalidated . |
| 10 | Judaism , as we have seen , has always emphasised the wholeness of man 's nature and sought to sustain it . |
| 11 | But because Dorothy Heathcote has always taken the importance of content for granted it has made her less than tolerant with dramatic activity that appears to lack significantly focused meaning . |
| 12 | Doctors have not always welcomed the establishment of computer systems in hospitals — computers have often proved difficult to use , and the information has been of more use to managers than to clinicians . |
| 13 | Linda had always passed the time of day with her when Doris had been able to get out and about , but now the old woman was con fined to her house with arthritis . |
| 14 | I had always managed the walk with ease , but this time it was different . |