Example sentences of "[noun] [adv] [adv] for [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Conservationists , farmers and government agencies all agree that there is an opportunity right now for debate and then decision . |
| 2 | That is made worse by the fact that the network of London TECs has , in some cases , been in existence literally only for weeks . |
| 3 | Perhaps the most interesting feature of the experience so far for Britain is to recognise the care with which the health problems of minority populations have been investigated and to some extent acted on . |
| 4 | It was also to incorporate the sabra or prickly pear , the cactus which is a symbol of Israel , to provide hope for the future not only for Jews but also for all the persecuted people of the world . |
| 5 | This makes it a most useful instrument not only for solo pieces but also for the support of voices . |
| 6 | This is an important area of work , and is increasing our knowledge of how to screen disaster survivors more effectively for indications of future psychiatric morbidity . |
| 7 | Topping the list of expensive discards are Mark Wright , Paul Stewart and Michael Thomas , with veteran goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar and Hungarian midfielder Istvan Kozma also up for grabs . |
| 8 | J F Definitely more for television . |
| 9 | The Ulstermen had accepted this contract not just for money but for more cannabis , said Mr Langdale . |
| 10 | The city of Kaohsiung , the third largest container port in the world after Rotterdam and Hong Kong , is an important production base not only for Yamaha , but for a number of other multinational corporations , including Philips , Brother and Panasonic . |
| 11 | Students serve on committees with senior members of University staff and are encouraged to accept responsibility not only for work but also for the management of Settlement affairs . |
| 12 | In looking at training and education as parts of a whole process it is not surprising that TECs are encouraged to take responsibility not only for Youth Training Schemes and for Employment Training but also for non-advanced , work-related FE . |
| 13 | From these you can try the patterns not only for tension but to see whether the number of rows between , as recommended , look and feel exactly right in the yarn you are using . |
| 14 | People buy computers or computer-controlled products not just for offices but for a host of other places such as factories and homes . |
| 15 | The small party — Peter Young by now had about half the men he had brought from Maaloy — opened fire on the warehouse , the Colonel having already emptied his revolver in firing at a sniper 's window , and they kept the German from the window long enough for George Herbert to splash a bucket of petrol over the wooden walls . |
| 16 | And so there is reason to look in Hardy 's poetry not just for allusions to Virgil 's Latin but for echoes of Dryden 's English . |
| 17 | was keen to establish links with HCIMA not only for accreditation but in identifying joint ventures between the two associations . |
| 18 | The civil servants watched with barely concealed glee as the ruling party became embarrassed when the North Koreans demanded compensation not only for Japan 's colonial rule but also for all the years since . |
| 19 | North Korea reiterated its demand for compensation not only for Japan 's colonization of Korea from 1910 to 1945 , but also for damage suffered in the post-war period , for which Japan disclaimed responsibility . |
| 20 | There are products to help with every activity — the local sporting goods store has specialized equipment not just for sports like hockey and baseball but even 80-dollar pants designed for walking . |
| 21 | It was considered a great honour not only for Eva , but Salvation Army work as a whole . |
| 22 | Acciòn Nacional initially provided a temporary home not only for realists like the Salamanca lawyer José Maria Gil Robles , who in his memoirs ( published thirty years later ) was to admit to always having been ‘ a monarchist at heart ’ , but also for monarchist die-hards . |
| 23 | Exchanging her shoes once more for Wellington boots , Anna wondered if he found such phrases in a ‘ How to … ’ book . |
| 24 | Pies were ten pence off today for staff . |
| 25 | It is not worthwhile chasing non-replies any further for experience shows that where little interest exists at the preliminary stages , the possibility of completing a deal will be small . |
| 26 | He copied the movements well enough for Jeopardy to smile . |
| 27 | ‘ Hello , Tom , ’ I smile , shaking the proffered hand , and staying in his clasp too long for decency . |
| 28 | Usually we have to look a bit more closely for numbers that will cancel . |
| 29 | So you 're gon na leave your , your mains on anyway for fridge-freezer . |
| 30 | The companies that have used computer data bases most successfully for competitor intelligence have kept the data bases small and simple . |