Example sentences of "[pron] has [verb] [adj] [n mass] " in BNC.

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1 Blood-tests are now available to tell whether someone has had German measles in the past , and nobody in their right mind would suggest that such a positive blood test indicated the presence of active German measles long after the patient had recovered from the infection .
2 One firm that may have bucked that trend is Star Computers , which has raised some £770000 by selling shares on the Stock Exchange .
3 Our EGRESS computer model , which has received widespread media attention , is a world leader in assessing the safety of people in complex structures .
4 Polling was cancelled in some villages because all their inhabitants had fled the escalating violence , which has killed 140 people in five months .
5 An important new factor which has upset many people 's sums over the past couple of years has been the state of the property market .
6 I would be interested to hear from anyone who has developed other means of communicating with people with learning difficulties .
7 But if you do get hooked — and if you are the kind of smart-suited city type who has driven ordinary folk off this island — well , that is your affair .
8 And she has adapted other people 's work : her dramatisation of Anne Fine 's Goggle-Eyes is currently showing on BBC2 .
9 Any problems she has encountered have not been because of her gender , but because she has had older people working for her .
10 And then she said , when you said , well you wo they wo n't , I said , everyone knows because she said , by the time we has taken those people home , it would have been dark .
11 In the course of his research , he has discovered missing works and found documentary photographs recording paintings and objects which have been lost or destroyed .
12 Well he has done other people 's .
13 He has signed 11,000 sq ft in Norex Court , owned by Laser 1989 Enterprise Zone Trust .
14 He has to know these people , to socialise with them .
15 Over the past year he has had eight sheep , one suckle-calf and a ram bitten by adders : the ram died .
16 Peter Laslett , for instance , has attempted to show that the average household size from the late sixteenth century to the twentieth century was 4.75 persons ( that is , always ‘ nuclear ’ ) , and he has used this data to challenge the notion that the nuclear model is a product of ‘ modernisation ’ .
17 He has published many works on Scottish architecture and has contributed to a variety of publications including the Architectural Review , Country Life , the Architects ' Journal and the Times Literary Supplement .
18 ICL says this upward trend is continuing and that it has gained another 1% in 1992 .
19 One of the interesting aspects of the executive search business is that it has enabled some people , who have not been truly successful at other careers they have undertaken , to be more than successful in executive search .
20 One of the most positive aspects of Switchboard that I 've seen over the past seven years , apart from the callers , has been the way that many of its members have continuously struggled to put their politics and convictions about gay and other rights into practice ( though some of them might not care to put it that way ) and the strength that working on it has given some people to do so elsewhere .
21 Such confusion has , on one hand , led many scientists and doctors to reject acupuncture as a foreign superstition , while on the other it has led many people , not trained in science , to react by rejecting modern biomedical science as being blinkered and dogmatic .
22 It has led some people to argue that the only sensible way to study learning is by examining it in the ecological conditions to which it is adapted ( Johnston , 1981 ) .
23 It has sold some $3 billion of junk bonds .
24 It has sold another £28m of assets and has now pulled in £70m from disposals since it took over the Brookmount property group in August .
25 It has changed most people 's lives .
26 Later on in this chapter you will see how it has helped specific people in their lives , but first I would like to show how the technique can help some of the more common ailments that many people suffer today .
27 In that way it has used economic means to promote the central political objective of ’ ever closer union among the people of Europe ’ .
28 This is what has made some people think that in this work the distinction between good and bad is simply arbitrary , residing not in the nature of the characters but in the needs of the plot .
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