Example sentences of "[verb] that [verb] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It was a necessary condition for the big leap in the ability to communicate that took place with humans , but it was not sufficient . |
| 2 | It transpired that Hush Puppies were cornmeal fritters , seasoned with eggs and beer , and very tasty . |
| 3 | c The increased use of condoms due to the spread of AIDS is causing farmers to worry that discarded condoms could choke their grazing bulls . |
| 4 | That is if jobs are designed that offer job satisfaction , rather than alienation ; challenges rather than boredom ; skill enhancement rather than deskilling , so that the technology is seen as a set of tools for people to use in their work rather than the basis of a production system in which people are merely ‘ operators ’ . |
| 5 | Some writers suggest that reduced participation in work was encouraged by Victorian moralists through an idealization of the role of the home , while others saw that in the early twentieth century ‘ the development of separate suburban environments in the maturing industrial/commercial city was itself of crucial importance in the establishment of the home as a separate sphere and in the enforcement of the social definition of a woman 's place as being in the home ’ ( Mackenzie and Rose , 1983 , 169 ) . |
| 6 | Our findings suggest that MOPP combination chemotherapy may be successfully applied . |
| 7 | Results suggest that melt residence times beneath basaltic volcanoes are only of the order of tens of years , and stored melt volumes are consequently small ( 1 km 3 or less ) . |
| 8 | Some reports suggest that OSF members are reluctant to fund ANDF any further because it will inevitably dim their distinguishing marks . |
| 9 | Possibly this was an extreme claim , but Wood 's figures for average earnings suggest that handloom weavers earned 8s 3d ( 41p ) in 1818 , less than half of their 1814 wages of 18s 6d ( 92½p ) . |
| 10 | Many studies suggest that sludge formation is a marker of gall stone formation . |
| 11 | ‘ I suggest that Hazelbank Park is not only unique but especially well placed to afford enormous benefits to Rathcoole estate , ’ he added . |
| 12 | One of the major changes industry had to adapt to in the autumn of 1987 was the stock-market slump that sent share prices plummeting . |
| 13 | The revision proposed that works councils should be set up in order to vest in the workers a measure of control as against the bureaucratic command of the central planning authority . |
| 14 | So what compounds do you know that have carbon and oxygen in it . |
| 15 | In the heart of one of Herefordshire 's oldest tracts of forest , Richard Fleming is just starting the twenty hour long process that turns wood into charcoal . |
| 16 | This is a model of the diffusion process that takes account of the observation that often a number of different interrelated technologies are being diffused simultaneously . |
| 17 | Management must realise that an organisation is a conversion process that converts units of input from the environment into units of output desired by the consumer in that environment . |
| 18 | Between , so to speak , the inner and outer world there is the ego which is a filtering process that screens aspects of the outer object . |
| 19 | In sum , community empowerment , therefore , becomes a social action process that promotes participation of people , who are in positions of perceived and actual powerlessness , towards goals of increased individual and community decision-making and control , equity of resources , and improved quality of life ( Wallerstein , 1992 ) . |
| 20 | Inherent in this willingness is the assumption that occasional failures will be experienced and will be accepted as a normal part of the learning process that accompanies change . |
| 21 | Professor Paolo Rovesti , Director of the Instituto Derivati Vegatali in Milan , demonstrated that smelling oils of certain plants can relieve anxiety states and depression . |
| 22 | Study 1 demonstrated that risk ratings were positively correlated with the time spent at a junction and the number of vehicles visible at a junction . |
| 23 | The February sales demonstrated that Pop Art is the school with the big problem , Lichtenstein , Warhol , Wesselman and others having soared in 1988–90 on Japanese and Swedish buying . |
| 24 | In arguing that companion animals , particularly dogs and cats , require freedom of movement and the company of other animals , one has to accept that allowing cats to roam freely and dogs to have a period of exercise off the lead is necessary to ensure good animal welfare . |
| 25 | Eating out or shopping on holiday in Hungary is a real pleasure and it 's nice to know that bringing home presents and souvenirs wo n't break the bank . |
| 26 | Please help me to know that transforming power of your Holy Spirit to overcome these difficulties , and please forgive me for all that has been wrong and selfish in what I have said , thought and done . |
| 27 | It is expected that support materials for the first clusters will be available in summer 1992 . |
| 28 | The warming and cooling that takes place when the computer is turned on and off expands and contracts circuit boards and socketed integrated circuit chips . |
| 29 | They are being adopted as the BGS standard map-plotting packages , and provide a powerful , geologist-oriented tool Other software developments include a digital data index that allows users to query the availability of sample data in an area of their choice . |
| 30 | The Safeworld report noted that " unless arms transfers to the Middle East [ are reduced and controlled ] , the hopes for the peace process … may disappear beneath an arms race that perpetuates instability , conflict and bloodshed in the Middle East " . |