Example sentences of "[pron] [noun pl] [vb -s] [adv] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Caroline McLaughlin of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities said : ‘ We warned the impact of the scheme on homelessness would be negligible … paying council tenants to vacate their homes does very little .
2 Although adolescents are not as vulnerable as young children to the effect of parental separation , contact between young people and their parents becomes less frequent the longer they remain in care ( Millham et al. ,
3 What is certain is that as the relationship between doctors and their patients becomes less paternalistic , so must the manner in which we seek to obtain their consent for treatment .
4 However , Table 2.6 shows the long-term trends , with upward mobility rising and downward moves declining , though the overall proportion of sons moving occupational level compared with their fathers remains fairly constant .
5 The same year saw the appearance of Gow 's edition , with commentary , of the fragments of the Alexandrian iambic poet Machon ; none of his productions makes more entertaining reading than his edition of this scurrilous but amusing author .
6 Note that what Firbas describes as functional sentence perspective in this example would be analysed purely in terms of information structure in Halliday 's model .
7 Despite this , the imperative need to export our manufactures remains as strong as ever .
8 We take rigorous steps to ensure that our brands are not only produced to the highest specifications possible , but that the quality of our products remains consistently excellent — whatever the product and wherever it is brewed or sold .
9 Such a framework needs to be flexible enough to move with the times , keep abreast of public sympathy , but ensure that their control over our lives remains essentially untouched .
10 It is as if to let people see your feelings takes away some of your power .
11 Indeed , the area serviced by the vast majority of our members remains highly profitable .
12 Let's assume one of your employees drinks too much both at work and at home .
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