Example sentences of "[adv] [adv] the [noun pl] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | So overall the Options Agency has had another successful year . |
| 2 | so surely the arguments hinge upon the fact that perhaps the government is likely to be inefficient , corrupt , bureaucratic , whatever . |
| 3 | Households are similarly rationed in the goods market , i.e. , on account of ( a ) their failure to sell labour services and ( b ) the unwillingness of firms to produce any more than Y. By way of contrast , firms are in continuous neoclassical equilibrium and are not subject to quantity rationing in either the goods market or the labour market . |
| 4 | Not long afterwards the Dams Raid took place , and this did hit the headlines and captured the imagination of the public . |
| 5 | Careful thought regarding suitable journals for advertisements , advertorials or articles may help to dissuade workers considering strike action , for example , while good on-going press relations can do much to fortify not only the publics image of a company but also reinforce the workers sense of pride in belonging to such an organisation . |
| 6 | It is not only the Children Act which is under-funded but the entire spectrum of Local Government and the National Health Services . |
| 7 | They 've each got ideally a circle and a line so they have identical features but they 're different letters so clearly , I mean it 's quite obvious , it 's not only the features present but also their relationship to the other features that 're present that determines what type of letter is recognised So any model of perception would have to take that into account . |
| 8 | Objections on the grounds of time often disguise a more fundamental problem which concerns teaching in general and not just the objectives model . |
| 9 | The money on offer was cheap — ’ and normal financiers will not back the games business ’ , says Mr Hagger . |
| 10 | First , the hon. Gentleman should not underestimate the immense force of major legislation presented by the Lord Chancellor in the past three or four years — not least the Children Act 1989 , which has entirely restructured the law on children and paved the way for the family court , and the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 , one of the most important pieces of legislation in this field to appear for decades . |
| 11 | GARY STEVENS ' injury torment took another turn for the worse yesterday when the Rangers full-back was ruled out for up to six weeks with a stress fracture of the knee . |
| 12 | From her days as a newsreader on ITN through to Breakfast Time with Frank Bough and more recently The Clothes Show and BSkyB News , Selina 's cool aloofness has tantalised her audience for more than a decade . |
| 13 | But now even the deaths column was exhausted . |
| 14 | Strangely enough the clothes shop had once been the home of Paul Morley who sat in residence in its previous existence as a secondhand book sellers . |
| 15 | Well obviously the customers chairman are sensitive to what is actually being shown . |
| 16 | It 's a erm it was let's see what we can do to these nasty Labour controlled authorities and see how we can break down their erm their control of education and immediately they introduce it then suddenly the things start happening and they have second thoughts about it , and I 'm sure as night follows day that they 're going to have second thoughts about this when it actually occurs . |
| 17 | I mean it 's happened , it 's gone er and does n't matter how quickly the police officer gets there to deal with it . |
| 18 | Indeed even the Parents Charter does not require such reporting until June 1994 . |
| 19 | Depending on how fast the cells contract and how far contracting cells extend , a variety of different shapes result . |
| 20 | and course then the sides cave in again and that 's the idea they can keep it down level , or try to . |
| 21 | ‘ Almost certainly the three-times table , ’ Miss Honey said . |
| 22 | Erm , now as as this so called generous funding in fact , the police authority are facing a straight deficit of three hundred and twenty-eight thousand , they are facing a further deficit of four hundred and twenty-five thousand because they have only been given one and a half percent for pay , where all the information we have been given from the Home Office , you can shake your head as much as you like Chairman , it is in fact true , and in fact , in fact as reported in the Guardian , on , only the day before yesterday , yet again the police bill is to be , almost certainly four percent , not one and a half . |
| 23 | Lie to me , and the gentleman behind you will probably break your fingers one by one , and very possibly the gentlemen wit the club will take a certain delight in knocking out your teeth . " |
| 24 | It 's certainly how the Riparians Drama Group from Whitchurch think of it . |