Example sentences of "[been] [verb] [prep] new " in BNC.

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1 Since then the number of users has only increased and the market has been penetrated with new drugs .
2 This has been stressed by new Minister of Agriculture Gillian Shephard in her first speech since taking up her new job in the Cabinet .
3 This has been stressed by new Minister of Agriculture Gillian Shephard in her first speech since taking up her new job in the Cabinet .
4 these have been installed under new steeply pitched roofs which harmonise with the form of the main roof ( Plate 33 ) .
5 Many of the older varieties like Webbs ' ‘ Mammoth Red Tripoli ’ have been superseded by new and improved forms ( left )
6 Nevertheless they had not yet been superseded by new organizations capable of combining loyalty to the monarchy with the representation of the socially and economically powerful .
7 The arrangements for development control schemes have been superseded by new consultation machinery .
8 Dr Briggs and Richard Fortey ( of London 's Natural History Museum ) have been looking at new ways of classifying the various arthropods in the Burgess .
9 Nevertheless , it is fascinating to see the range and numbers of insects that have co-evolved with the social insects ; over 1200 species of myrmecophiles have been collected from New World army ants alone !
10 The school 's been lobbying for new buildings for several years .
11 Cashline has recently been expanded into new areas of operation , including airports , shopping centres , supermarkets and petrol stations .
12 What has happened is that something latent within us has been stirred to new life , and that scent , or whatever , has been the symbolic object for us , leading us beyond itself to a personal memory .
13 London 's Victorian railway stations have been at the centre of the , now declining , spate of property development in the capital , as conveniently located derelict land and industrial/warehouse buildings have been exploited for new office accommodation .
14 That element had been a twentieth-century discovery and , within a few years of its first refinement , had been used in new and more powerful weapons of destruction .
15 More recently , archive sources have also been used in newer computer formats , in databases , viewdata programmes or telex simulations for instance .
16 Publishing has been revolutionised by new technology .
17 If your cash has been in the same account for some time , make sure it has n't been closed to new customers .
18 The stockmarket has in effect been closed to new equity issues for three years , and banks will lend only to the safest borrowers .
19 In Britain the trade union movement and the labour movement have been challenged by new political parties and a new form of conservatism has emerged .
20 She slipped off the edge of the bed as if she had been injected with new life .
21 I have finished my letter and sit staring down through the orchard thinking about those who have occupied the slit trenches since 6th June : Taff , the mortar team , the others who have gone and have been replaced by new faces .
22 It was only some years later , when the over-expansion he had forecast had materialised , and some of the more obscurantist leaders of the industry had been replaced by new men , that the industry came to terms with the problem ( see pp. 212–17 , below ) .
23 But where we find the law is deliberately being ignored or flouted , inspectors will be prepared to take firm enforcement action , particularly if serious risks to health and safety are evident or where what needs to be done is not new , i.e. where existing duties have simply been replaced by new legislation . ’
24 The main thrust of the council 's efforts had been to lobby for new housing , improve neighbourhood services and strengthen neighbourhood rapport .
25 A total of £1.5 million has been invested in new premises , plant and equipment both in Abu Dhabi and Dubai to service valves , wellheads , high speed rotating equipment and heavy frame turbine components .
26 In the past year , more than £6 million has been invested in new Edinburgh premises for HMSO .
27 Questions have been raised following new developments over the Tommy Sheppard saga , the council official who 's paid to do nothing .
28 From this she deduced that the earlier arrangements had been of hamlets with infields , but , following growth in population , settlements had been replanned on new sites with the coalescence of population and lands .
29 If I chose not to reap the benefits of this scheme then I might consider the fate of a few ungrateful citizens who had thought likewise and then seen their homes repossessed , had been inflicted with uncanny storms that ripped tiles from roof and threw chimney stacks into the street , had undergone torment at the hands of timeshare salespeople , had been billed for new and exorbitant taxes and had been struck off their doctors ' registers .
30 She thought guiltily of the money she had been spending on new clothes and of the new slippers she had ordered with the amethyst decoration .
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