Example sentences of "[adv] we can [vb infin] " in BNC.

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1 Now we have done all we can do here , Hugh .
2 Because the more we hear from our Customers , the better we can make our service .
3 It is not a simple case that we can run along , sell a few houses , get the capital receipts and suddenly we can go off and have a wonderful programme and replace the assets which we have sold and when we 're talking about assets in this case I think there 's one crucial difference between us and you and that is we recognise that that is n't just an asset it is a person 's home a person 's home , that 's so important an a I 'm , just to talk about it as if it is is something else , y'know , just some petrified lump of cattle , petrified lump of stock money that was doing no good whatsoever , is a nonsense and I think most of us would agree that it is a complete and utter nonsense .
4 ‘ You do n't know how much we can throw . ’
5 It will have to be the shortened version , I 'm afraid , but you 'll be surprised how much we can cover in a few hours . ’
6 We are born with all the potentiality for intelligence we are ever going to have , and there is not all that much we can do except to achieve as much of that potential as the world and its intelligence experts will permit us .
7 In fact most of the pressures the wildlife face are actually out at sea and there 's not really all that much we can do when that 's the case .
8 Not much we can do , unless she stops drinking .
9 But Coun Dixon warned : ‘ There is only so much we can do . ’
10 But Coun Dixon warned ; ‘ There is only so much we can do .
11 There is so much we can do ; there is so much we need to do .
12 Consequently , there has been a shift in concern away from whether we will survive financially or socially to how much we can reduce financial and other kinds of uncertainty .
13 The experiments were short-lasting ; and we do n't know how much we can apply figures from medieval England , with small dies of low relief , to the ancient world .
14 And imagine how much we can learn from them !
15 And basically we can draw a line between an element in one set , and an element in the other , and say that represents some sort of relationship .
16 have n't got it right actually , I mean basically we can go up the top shop and buy what we like ca n't we ?
17 First and most basically we can look at the physical nature of the coins of any given period , as the study of the amount of silver or gold bullion in a coin may reveal some historical information .
18 Just tell us when she 's going , what 's going to happen to her , and how long we can expect her to be there . ’
19 The question for us , whatever the situation about Labour Party links , is how long we can continue to argue for our members to support the Labour Party locally and nationally , to pay the political levy to a Party that treats this union and treats union members with utter and absolute contempt .
20 Wondering how long we can hold out .
21 Related to these results is the question of how long we can stay asleep ( in a laboratory that is always equally quiet , dark , and warm ) at different times of the day .
22 If the above sequence is written down we can see that the device is counting in binary .
23 The daftest thing to say , you do n't actually say this to them , you think oh hello , perhaps we can adapt that , perhaps it 's going to lead into something else .
24 So perhaps we can bluff it out and collect software by day leaving philosophical disquiet to the troubled night .
25 perhaps we can go into .
26 Perhaps we can go fishing now . ’
27 Right , well we 'll get it all sorted for then and we 'll try and arrange a programme whereby we tie it up with Loretta or whoever that erm mom and I and Beth coming up to you and perhaps we can go out for lunch , yeah ?
28 Perhaps we can meet and talk about it all one of these days .
29 ‘ Then tomorrow night perhaps we can perform an experiment . ’
30 that therefore it would be better not to be doing that , so perhaps we can change that , okay ?
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