Example sentences of "[adj] [vb -s] [to-vb] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Yeah , but that belongs to chicken shape together |
| 2 | Neither wants to accept responsibility for the repairs needed since the previous contractor went into liquidation . |
| 3 | Each needs to find time to discover what exactly such issues as intellectualism , world consciousness , political awareness and moral values mean to their professional lives . |
| 4 | This equates to compound growth per annum of 23.4% . |
| 5 | It is still not clear whether certain groups are pre- or post-conquest , and this tends to bedevil work on many sites in the south-east , such as Fishbourne . |
| 6 | The less massive body m is in synchronous rotation and the orbital eccentricity is small , and therefore the tide on m always lies along the line to M. Because the tide on M is misaligned then m can exert a twisting force on M called a torque and this tends to produce alignment . |
| 7 | For both the buyer and the seller this tends to make sense , since it is more efficient for the seller to insure against the risk under an insurance policy covering the risk of damage to goods in transit than for the buyer to cover the goods under an all risks policy relating to his moveable property . |
| 8 | This tends to make analysis of practical power reductionist or simplistic . |
| 9 | Yet when industry wishes to go to a true green field , away from the urban areas , then this tends to attract opposition . |
| 10 | This exists to enable co-ordination and co-operation in training , and the issuing of qualifications , by church music organisations of all denominations . |
| 11 | This strains to make severance available in order to enforce the restraint . |
| 12 | At first sight this seems to contradict incrementalism , but incrementalism remains a valid concept if the process of change in these ‘ revolutionary ’ bursts does not embrace the group-wide rational analysis . |
| 13 | This seems to authorise modification of firms ' common law and equitable fiduciary duties to participants , and regulations have been made which permit self-dealing under certain conditions and the retention of profits and benefits derived from self-dealing . |
| 14 | Sometimes with the orally administered benzimidazoles the drug by-passes the rumen and enters the abomasum directly and this appears to lower efficacy because of its more rapid absorption and excretion . |
| 15 | This helps to suppress radio interference . |
| 16 | This helps to develop empathy — the ability to see things from the other 's point of view in addition to one 's own . |
| 17 | This helps to prevent rainwater ingress from the top , and also helps to keep the sheets clean , while allowing any condensation which may develop in the flutes to evaporate |
| 18 | This helps to prevent disruption and facilitate attendance of the group members . |
| 19 | When tightening hook knots , pull the line very slowly — this helps to prevent heat from friction , which can so easily damage fine diameter monofilament . |
| 20 | This helps to prevent constipation . |
| 21 | Essentially , this relates to risk assessment but it is made especially difficult because genetic engineering affects so many regulatory bodies , including those concerned with public health as well as the environment . |
| 22 | In effect , this means to practise discrimination in favour of Catholics . |
| 23 | If new research demonstrates a hitherto unknown link between needs and an available indicator , equity demands a change to the system , but this serves to undermine stability to an extent . |
| 24 | This serves to reinforce group standards and norms , confers a feeling of identity , solidarity and belonging and permits the achievement of psychological and physical protection . |
| 25 | When people listen to these thoughts and avoid or escape , this serves to reduce anxiety . |
| 26 | This serves to ensure moderation and contain political conflict to manageable proportions , and it also sustains the legitimacy of the system of rule so enabling law to be enforced with only limited policing . |
| 27 | This continues to arouse jealousy among others . |
| 28 | This begins to face education managers with a fundamental dilemma — are they inside the cage with the teaching profession or are they to be on the outside exercising a more explicit control function than ever before ? |
| 29 | Again , the profession has been brought to recognise that dishonesty is not just sole practitioner problem and that measures to combat default must relate to all sizes of practice . |
| 30 | In order to obtain a conviction , it must be shown that the accused intends to use violence or is aware that his conduct may be violent . |