Example sentences of "[am/are] [adv] [adv] [to-vb] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Chairman of the bench Lawrie Wild told vociferous protesters : ‘ We are not here to hear your objections , we are here to look at the site . ’ |
| 32 | We are not here to have a good time . ’ |
| 33 | So she said well you know , at least I buy Aramis for Johnny and for you so the two purchases are not just to get the watch . |
| 34 | Politicians are not wholly to blame for failing to know the British . |
| 35 | The Prime Minister is right — the Government are not wholly to blame for this recession , but they are chiefly to blame . |
| 36 | Moreover , we showed that indomethacin inhibited chemiluminescence elicited by stimulation of a suspension of neutrophils by FMLP , a system in which oxygen free radicals are not though to derive from the cyclo-oxygenase reaction . |
| 37 | Or are they people that are in work but even their salaries are not enough to cope ? |
| 38 | Retirement benefits are not enough to live on , so nearly 2 million pensioners have to claim income support . |
| 39 | The myths are not all equally available to the novel , and they are not enough to explain it . |
| 40 | Formal links between sentences , then , are not enough to account for our feeling that a stretch of language is discourse . |
| 41 | Most carers have attachment and affection to sustain them ; recognising that the deepest levels of such feelings are not enough to see the process through , involves some grief . |
| 42 | From a commercial point of view , there are not enough to go round . |
| 43 | When there are not enough to go round ? |
| 44 | as if massive trauma and often great suffering are not enough to face , those who are informed that they are infected have also to deal with social stigma ( unlike many other diseases ) . |
| 45 | These few , SAG claims , are not enough to keep it running . |
| 46 | ‘ She has made a super fitness video and the advance royalties together with her earnings from a Swedish TV chat show have helped financially , but they are not enough to maintain her in Beverly Hills luxury . |
| 47 | She describes the context of the child care service , the preventive services and what happens when they are not enough to maintain children at home . |
| 48 | You can always fall back on good old rice and tea if the aesthetic qualities of the food are not enough to overcome your apprehension . |
| 49 | Therefore , you have this paramount public policy to consider — that you are not lightly to interfere with this freedom of contract . |
| 50 | Third , the injustices against which prisoners struggle are not merely to do with the way in which we run our prisons . |
| 51 | I am in my 30s and married , but I am beginning to think the young men are not always to blame . |
| 52 | They are not there to criticise you , unless you force the criticism on them . |
| 53 | In other words , according to the philosophy of the head teacher , the teachers are not there to teach at all , but merely to supervise the children as they try to learn by themselves . |
| 54 | This pattern of occasional rewards ( something we all experience in daily life ) will help your child to maintain a pattern of behaviour even when you are not there to give encouragement to him . |
| 55 | But rest assured : in the longer term , giving reasons will certainly foster their compliance and , most important , the sort of reliability you can depend upon even when you are not there to keep an eye on things . |
| 56 | They are not there to help us avoid heartache or hurt — that 's not possible for real , alive , relating human beings . |
| 57 | From the pupils ' perspective they are not there to accept passively any offensive action on the part of the teachers merely because they are pupils . |
| 58 | The counsellors are not there to tell any young person what to do though if they are asked for practical advice they will give it . |
| 59 | The Defence Ministry said last night : ‘ They are not there to fight a full-scale war . |
| 60 | We are not only to include pleasures and pains liable to be produced by an action in estimating its rightness or wrongness , but pleasures and pains liable to be prevented by it . |