Example sentences of "[adv] in [noun pl] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Most brands , especially in fields other than the packaged goods for which the theory was developed , are potentially far more complex than the USP theory suggests , and a USP approach limits the opportunity for giving the brand a genuine personality . |
| 2 | Do you want to do research in schools — especially in schools other than your own ? |
| 3 | Do you want to do research in schools — especially in schools other than your own ? |
| 4 | Despite the regular production of research reports arguing for better discharge planning little seems to have changed , especially in specialisms other than geriatric medicine . |
| 5 | Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia never occurs in childhood , and so in children lymphoid leukaemia is equivalent to acute lymphoblastic leukaemia . |
| 6 | Only in areas remote from this authority , as in isolated mining settlements , or where the state was itself weak , as in the United States , could bourgeois masters exercise that sort of direct rule , whether by command over the local forces of public authority , by private armies of Pinkerton men , or by banding together in armed groups of ‘ vigilantes ’ to maintain ‘ order ’ . |
| 7 | Britain , as co-chairman of the Geneva Conference of 1954 , was also allowed to explore possible peace initiatives , but only in ways acceptable to Washington . |
| 8 | So these two nutritional factors go together in societies free of our Western ailments — and also in the F-Plan diet . |
| 9 | From March the best of British Broadcasting comes together in pastures new . |
| 10 | Third , it has long been known that sows farrow best in conditions similar to those they are familiar with : if they have been unconfined previously , they should be unconfined at farrowing . |
| 11 | Regrettably it is not just in matters financial that Russia has donned its new occidental clothes . |
| 12 | Certainly they are difficult to accommodate comfortably in groups alive today . |
| 13 | It was part of the social self-definition of the patronizing household , often deliberately in terms residual from the true courts , to assume what was at once a responsibility and an honour ! |
| 14 | There were ancient papal letters too , preserved by Bede , which granted the archbishop ( in language less clear than later ages thought desirable , but still in words sufficient for men of good will ) an ecclesiastical authority over the wide territories of the British Isles . |
| 15 | People have been shown ( 1 ) to prefer proximity to kin ( presumably , the better to help them ) , ( 2 ) to actually help their kin ( presumably in ways likely to enhance their reproductive success ) , and ( 3 ) to produce more children and grandchildren when they live close to and/or are helped by kin . |
| 16 | There is a possibility that systems such as radio location systems could share with maritime radio navigation systems , particularly in areas remote from the coast and major inland waterway systems . |
| 17 | If so , we should first remind him that we shall be interested here in functions other than those between two sets of numbers . |
| 18 | The officer in this case addressed the defendant precisely in terms appropriate to the contingency which had arisen as indicated in the Metropolitan Police pro forma instructions which were current in May 1990 . |
| 19 | ( Los Angeles has the largest Korean population outside Korea , generating considerable interest there in things Korean . ) |
| 20 | Pascoe heard the mechanics working hard in rooms close by . |
| 21 | A eurobond may be defined as an international bond issue underwritten by an international syndicate of banks , and sold principally in countries other than that of the currency of denomination . |
| 22 | The difficulty of expressing what we think adequately in matters concerned with assumptions and beliefs means that it is often easier to say what we do not agree with than what we do . |