Example sentences of "[subord] [adj] provide [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The first investigation of a large representative sample of step-children confirmed that the documented economic and social problems created by divorce were considerably alleviated by remarriage , especially where this provided a step-mother ( Ferri , 1984 ) . |
| 2 | Normally Luce could talk about her life , her thoughts and feelings , her hopes and aspirations , with cheerful loquacity , even adding a touch of embroidery where necessary to provide a little more colour and excitement . |
| 3 | Although insufficient to provide the full service , these bogie cars were worked hard on the main line and sometimes worked to Thornton Heath but never to Addiscombe or Penge , where they might have been too long for some of the passing loops on these lines . |
| 4 | after three or four years they thought they might move so , we said well take out a P S P cos that provides a savings vehicle , and if you do move you can use that as part of the mortgage increase . |
| 5 | The Ministry says it has a duty to buy from overseas if that provides the best value for money for the taxpayer . |
| 6 | Do n't be afraid of using a code-driven package if this provides the fine control you need . |
| 7 | I should like to put the contrary view that an understanding of theory is of primary importance because this provides a general perspective on the nature of language which influences pedagogic principles and indicates how different descriptions might be adapted for classroom use . |
| 8 | Equally , nearly half ( 47 per cent ) of those who had taken temporary jobs because these provided a source of training had entered the labour market only in the past I 2 months . |
| 9 | To test his theory he looked at the processes responsible for producing monstrosities , because these provided the closest observable parallel to the saltative transmutations demanded by his theory . |
| 10 | Since this provides the opportunity for the child to score correctly 50 per cent of the time simply by guessing , each grammatical contrast is presented in blocks of four items and the child is required to get all four items correct to pass on any block . |
| 11 | Within that period there will continue to be stated periods for exchange of pleadings and other interlocutory steps since these provide a guide to parties and a means by which they can keep one another up to schedule . |
| 12 | Whilst this provided an approach adopted in subsequent cases , the limitations of such a general principle have , more recently , been recognized in judgments of the House of Lords and Privy Council : see , for example , Governors of Peabody Donation Fund v. Sir Lindsay Parkinson & Co . |
| 13 | The basic procedure was to identify selected features , such as the length of sentences or the incidence of subordination , and to see whether these provided a measure of maturation in writing . |
| 14 | and below the EC average , as that provides the sort of background against which businesses can expand and export abroad . |
| 15 | The later instruments will fit with wiring modifications but need the later type alternator fitted at the same time as this provides the signal to drive the rev counter . |
| 16 | A solution to this can be to cut down the skeg , as this provides the resistance at the back of the board . |
| 17 | Perhaps the most important is stamina as this provides the staying power and the ability to keep on going without feeling you 're going to collapse . |
| 18 | We made for the top front of the vehicle , as this provided the best all-round view . |
| 19 | The stress on history as paramount provides a straightforward indication as to where such arguments are coming from : not Marxism in general as a political practice , but the Hegelian Marxism of the philosophical tradition initiated by Lukács ' History and Class Consciousness ( 1923 ) . |
| 20 | Hitherto the instrumental approach to law has been criticized as inadequate to provide a coherent explanation for contradictory tendencies in legal developments . |