Example sentences of "[adv] [modal v] [be] [adv] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | If these accounts are on ‘ official ’ paper , with a watermark , then these accounts etc. should be carefully examined . |
| 2 | First , Parliament ‘ in the mouth of a lawyer ’ means ‘ the King , the House of Lords , and the House of Commons ; these three bodies acting together may be aptly described as the ‘ King in Parliament ’ , and constitute Parliament' . |
| 3 | This stresses that the phi system is one of dimensionless numbers and so may be correctly used for statistical analysis to derive factors such as the standard deviation , skewness and kurtosis of grain size distributions ( McManus , 1963 ; Krumbein , 1964 ) . |
| 4 | What we have then , is a clear notion of a ‘ basic biological mandate ’ that presses on , and so must be firmly controlled by the cultural and social matrix . |
| 5 | Another told her spying , again like police work , was a sacred cow , the subject of pompous statements of loyalty from overprotective politicians , and so should be regularly threatened with the abattoir . |
| 6 | As the " beneficial owner " covenants are only implied where there is valuable consideration ( see LPA 1925 , s76(1) ( a ) ) Clause 2 set out in Precedent 1 below should be expressly incorporated in the conveyance if there is no cash payment . |
| 7 | Unfortunately , as we have been at pains to argue , to do so would be only to impose our own interpretation of reality on the reader . |
| 8 | To assume so would be seriously to underestimate the ability of civil servants to use the rhetoric of Keynesianism when it suited them and to ignore it when it did not . |
| 9 | The first man walking down would be totally exposed — helpless . |
| 10 | Some scientists believe that the danger to health has been exaggerated , and that the estimated £1.8 billion required over the next five years to bring nitrate levels down would be better spent on other health problems . |
| 11 | Anyone inside would be temporarily blinded , momentarily stunned , unless they were trained personnel and had taken precautions . |
| 12 | In co-operating animals , the mutual benefits of working together can be greatly enhanced if information about the state of the external world can be transmitted from one individual to another . |
| 13 | These specific figures appear in the Assessment of Resources Regulations and not in the Act , and so can be easily uprated as necessary . |
| 14 | What is often called public ‘ ( mis ) understanding ’ of scientific knowledge ( eg about technological risks ) thus may be more to do with public judgements about the credibility of the institutions which control that knowledge , or with the pragmatic translation of scientific information . |
| 15 | Financial problems are examined more fully in Chapter 5 but as each individual case is different the visits suggested above should be carefully considered . |
| 16 | The investing group 's share of post-acquisition accumulated reserves of associated companies and any movements therein should be separately disclosed . |
| 17 | Why should the commission believe that advanced mousetrap manufacture , say , should be represented in at least two member states when one manufacturer might supply the whole of Europe with the products and thus could be better placed to export as well ? |
| 18 | The C 4 ν structure , with three modes of a 1 symmetry , should give three polarized Raman bands coinciding with three of the IR bands , and thus would be clearly distinguished from the D 3h structure . |
| 19 | Taking the prince by the hand , she continued , ‘ Lo , here is this gentleman whom I doubt not would be safely kept by me , if I were permitted ; and well as I know there be some deadly enemies to my blood , that if they knew where any lay in their own bodies , they would let it out if they could ! ’ |
| 20 | Client will ensure that all information relating to itself comprised in announcements , public statements , the Offer document and any other documents during KPMG 's engagement hereunder issued by or with the consent or knowledge of Client will be true and accurate in all material respects and will not be misleading , and that all expressions of opinion , intention and expectation therein will be honestly held and will be made only after due consideration and that there will not be omitted from any such document any fact the omission of which would make any statement therein false or misleading ; |
| 21 | This can be useful , as it allows Goblins to drive off charging enemy units with their Fanatics , and even enemy who are not panicked into fleeing away will be severely mauled . |
| 22 | Conversely , of course , the TGI -based material described above can be justifiably regarded as inadequately precise from the creative planning point of view , even if it is extremely helpful for media planners . |
| 23 | Warehouses usually may be functionally divided into four main areas : — |
| 24 | ( 6 ) The procedure for acceptance of a cash underwritten alternative which is capable of being shut-off early must be prominently stated in relevant documents and acceptance forms . |
| 25 | The amount of time off must be reasonable having regard to the councillor 's responsibilities on the council , the circumstances of the employer 's business and the effect on that business of the employee 's absence . |
| 26 | I mean Tony 's been at the club a long time he 's expressed a wish to go erm his style and his age is probably just right to go on the continent , he 's twenty six years of age and er I would guess that his particular style wou possibly would be better suited to continental play than it is in England . |
| 27 | I have never heard this case made in anything like the explicit fashion in which I have just outlined it , and I do not think it ever would be publicly made . |
| 28 | The life they had come to know so well for so long as it slipped by changelessly would be irrevocably altered : it was like a death or a wounding and brought all the wonder and fear and awe of change . |
| 29 | The overall effect on the payroll of salary/wage increases , changes in holiday arrangements or hourly rates , pension contributions and so forth can be precisely predicted using a computer model . |
| 30 | He may keep the responsibility for setting-up and shutting-down the system or this also may be partially delegated to computers . |