Example sentences of "[adv] [prep] [noun pl] in " in BNC.
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| 1 | Britain is a late runner in the modern tramway stakes , although such systems have been operating successfully for years in Continental cities . |
| 2 | How to find an agency : Look locally for ads in health clinics , doctors ' surgeries , shop windows , or check in the telephone directory . |
| 3 | We are therefore the inheritors of this tradition whereby expertise , being concentrated , has accrued to the point now where technology allied with pedagogy can provide quite powerfully for children in need , in whatever their setting . |
| 4 | Blood and urine were collected stimultaneously for assessments in the laboratory . |
| 5 | Just picking up on Professor Lock 's point earlier on about changes in the nineteen eighties or since the nineteen eighties , erm as in my statement I have suggested that there has been a substantial loss of nature conservation interest and wild life habitats both in this county and throughout the country . |
| 6 | Early morning 's not my best time , specially when I 've spent half the night dreaming terrible dreams and the other half listening to some loon droning on about turtles in Japan — but it was great dawdling along by the river . |
| 7 | She was encouraged to study education , anthropology and African religion besides " doing a little about missions in the Third World " . |
| 8 | Boussena 's tour coincided with a series of visits by Sa'adoun Hammadi , Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister , to Kuwait , Qatar , Saudi Arabia and the UAE , during which he pressed vigorously for cuts in production to be implemented . |
| 9 | The aim is that the open services standards should help service providers to deliver the same types of remote services cost-effectively for systems in a network as are available for centralised systems . |
| 10 | The 9 and 11 June amendment widens the scope of the categories of objects concerned and increases the time limit within which a claim for restitution can be made from thirty to fifty years , removing it altogether for objects in state or ecclesiastical ownership . |
| 11 | In the 1946 birth cohort , their effects were mediated mostly through differences in timing of first birth , the significance of which was underlined above ( Kiernan 1987 ) . |
| 12 | There were a lot of French-Canadian soldiers stationed in the area , together with British and Americans , and a weekly film show was put on for all-comers in the Methodist chapel on Saturday nights . |
| 13 | Nigel Lawson 's tax cuts will , it seems , be defended to the last ( though the International Monetary Fund is reportedly applying pressure in that regard ) and the search is on for cutbacks in the social side of public spending . |
| 14 | So for one reason or another , people stay on for years in Special Hospitals , sometimes hundreds of miles from their home area , denied the opportunity to develop a normal life for themselves again . |
| 15 | And to perform this role they need to have sufficient content to be used rather as premises in inferences . |
| 16 | That was enough for magistrates in the city who imposed fines and costs of almost £900 . |
| 17 | These days all that seems innocent stuff — occasional cigarette smoking is n't enough for schoolkids in the Nineties . |
| 18 | But it was William Wollaston 's process that rendered ‘ malleable ’ platinum available in quantities large enough for crucibles in which to concentrate lead chamber sulphuric acid , later to be superseded by contact acid made with the aid of a platinum catalyst . |
| 19 | Such figures say much about ways in which female employment was determined by economic and cultural constraints . |
| 20 | First , as a general point , an industry may change from being a natural monopoly not only through changes in underlying technology but also through changes in demand . |
| 21 | ANDES argues that only through reforms in the social and economic structure of the country , and with an end to the concentration of power in the hands of the oligarchy , can the inadequacies and inequalities of the Salvadorean education system be overcome . |
| 22 | for each vertex u F , D[u] is the length of a shortest path from s to u which , apart from u , passes only through vertices in F. |
| 23 | Volunteers can come in through advertisements in the local paper or shops . |
| 24 | What of the many schools with dedicated staff who do so much for pupils in deprived areas ? |
| 25 | Government cut the grants to local authorities , arguing that nurseries were now required only for families in particular need ( Ministry of Health Circular 221/45 , 1945 ) . |
| 26 | Whilst it is not incorrect to identify all of these as sources , or illustrations , of moral indignation of one sort or another — indeed there are significant connections between them — attempting to fit them into a historical framework which appears to allow only for movements in one direction , i.e. permissiveness followed by control , results in a degree of historical inaccuracy . |
| 27 | But only for suits in Upper Class . |
| 28 | Metro Saverstrip — only for journeys in West Yorkshire ; Metro DayRover — you can get as far as Manchester with this if you 're elderly or disabled and are permitted to take a dog or other authorized companion . |
| 29 | The notorious ambiguity of Locke 's conception of property , which at times means " Lives , Liberties and Estates " , and at other only " Estates " or property in the ordinary sense , also makes it unclear whether government exists for the benefit of all , or only for property-owners in the usual sense . |
| 30 | We find a simple splitting into two states only for molecules in which there is a single halogen atom , lying on an axis of at least 3-fold symmetry . |