Example sentences of "[adv] [adj] [noun] [vb base] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | But it is possible — and equally convincing — to argue precisely the reverse : that the most advanced companies recognise the value of the strategic use of consultants generally — including headhunters — in running a business as efficiently and effectively as possible . |
| 2 | By contrast , most British supporters walk the last part of the way to the stadium and derive a greater sense of excitement , anticipation and being part of a crowd . |
| 3 | The hotels are among the finest on Lake Como and even the most demanding gourmets adore the restaurants . |
| 4 | His most interesting observations describe the unusual rearing of two chicks in one eyrie . |
| 5 | An extraordinary world where " rocks " move , eat and fight ; some of the most interesting sequences show the life of the coral itself . |
| 6 | Who does that rather rigid policy secure the right balance , rather than a more sophisticated policy that could be sensitive to the competing merits of predictability and flexibility case by case ? |
| 7 | Less specific events include the start of the new school term , summer holidays , and even the seasons themselves ( special Spring Promotions , or Autumn Events ) . |
| 8 | Here only watery feelings surround the encapsulated soul . |
| 9 | So many films with so little time torture the eyeballs and numb the brain . |
| 10 | I do n't think people here realised how much some people hate the Tories . |
| 11 | It is a tale full of interest , and it reveals an attitude to work and to the Service that makes pleasant reading ( unhappily some authors give the impression they had a less than fulfilling time while in the RAF ) . |
| 12 | So few passes breach the near impenetrable mountains that most communication between the inner and outer realms takes place by sea . |
| 13 | Similarly it was necessary to move the focus of interest from the question ‘ Why do so few women do physical science ? ’ to the related , but often unasked questions of ‘ Why do so few men take the humanities ? ’ 'Why do so many women choose English , rather than physics , or chemistry ? ’ 'What happens to those students who make these choices — particularly if their choice is unconventional ? ’ |
| 14 | The rhetorical theorist does not assume that only some societies possess the rhetorical capacity to argue . |
| 15 | Ashton et al. 's extremely detailed studies indicate the dangers of generalizing about the education/production relationship . |
| 16 | ‘ Only free people know the answer to that question . ’ |
| 17 | So some farmers make the decision to change the crops in each field from one year to another , by rotation . |
| 18 | However , dealing with local agents is another worry for the expatriate and so some employers manage the expatriate 's affairs in the UK during an absence overseas by paying the mortgage and rates when the home is empty or when the rent achievable does not cover the outgoings . |
| 19 | On 1 January 1982 a Government Decree made it lawful for private trading by ‘ collaboration of persons for economic purposes ’ , and indeed the 1988 Act itself calls unlimited partnerships where only individual persons participate the same name . |
| 20 | Perhaps these effects unbalance the body 's normal control mechanisms , and make food and chemical sensitivities more likely . |
| 21 | Together these species assist the plant kingdom in its dispersal and reproduction , via the pips , stones and seeds that are rejected or excreted . |
| 22 | Together these results produce the combined subject of electromagnetism . |
| 23 | Together these events disrupt the climate and sea currents across wide areas of the Pacific , causing havoc to animal , fish , and bird life as well as to humans . |
| 24 | So these proposals continue the centralisation intensified in the 1980s . |
| 25 | ‘ Patient problems ’ provide a basis for studying nursing , and so these problems form the presenting , or trigger , problems which are given to the learners . |
| 26 | Young white females are by far the most common users of crisis and suicide prevention facilities , and so these findings support the possibility that crisis centres do have a preventive effect . |
| 27 | As morning light came I saw a much happier man leave the main gate . |
| 28 | Although , generally , women lag behind men in educational achievement , at higher levels the proportion of female students is not very different from that of male , with the result that a small number of highly educated women enter the labour market each year . |
| 29 | Everyone feels healthier there , and so many visitors love the freshness of the high altitude , giving them appetite for the local gratin dishes , the carp and pike , the best butter in the world , light white wines like the Seyssel of Savoy — and of course the famous liqueur , Chartreuse . |
| 30 | Another reason why so many women reject the battery of contraceptive weapons on offer at the family planning clinic is that the arsenal has not been designed with their needs in mind . |