Example sentences of "[noun] [noun sg] make the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I am one of those who believe that the revenue support grant makes the Schleswig-Holstein question a model of clarity . |
| 2 | By developing a better understanding of the processes of investment decision making the results will then , through direct intervention by the researchers or by teaching , enable organisations to improve their investment decisions . |
| 3 | As the aircraft carrier made the battleship obsolete , Phil Lowe established that the lumbering forward was about to join the mastodons in extinction . |
| 4 | The simplest approach to the Ikeda instability makes the limit I " 00 in the Maxwell-Bloch equations ( 7.2 ) . |
| 5 | Straight ahead is what he calls Orion , the three lights of the furnace top making the belt . |
| 6 | Pergamene propaganda made the victory of Attalus pre-eminent . |
| 7 | But it was clear the statement was written yesterday because it hailed a vote by the House of Representatives on Tuesday night to make the extradition of drug traffickers a topic for a referendum . |
| 8 | A suitable Lorentz transformation makes the time axis lie along AC and then where x is the spatial coordinate of B. Then . |
| 9 | Following the successful launch of the Four Legged Friend work bench , Luna Tools has introduced the Solo speed vice to make the bench even more versatile and useful as an all-purpose workshop tool . |
| 10 | The Briefing Paper makes the point that more resources have been taken out of the area in the last decade than are being put back in now . |
| 11 | There are Standard , First and Premier fares , the latter including silver service at seat dining to make the day complete . |
| 12 | An essay in the latest issue of the Microprocessor Report makes the point that the designers that are pressing the clock speed argument such as MIPS , Hewlett-Packard Co and DEC are the ones winning the performance race , not those such as Sun , IBM and Motorola Inc that stress instructions per cycle . |
| 13 | An essay in the latest issue of the Microprocessor Report makes the point that the chips that are pressing the clock speed argument in their design such as Mips , HP and DEC are the ones winning the performance not the people such as Sun , IBM and Motorola who contend its all in the instructions per cycle . |
| 14 | But high blood pressure makes the heart work harder resulting in heart disease . |
| 15 | David Lapworth says the new gear box makes the car easier to drive because the driver is able to concentrate on driving rather than worry about gear changes . |
| 16 | Still , that feeling of spots car purity made the hardship worthwhile . |
| 17 | Your practice partner makes the list ( which you do not see in advance ) and then gives the short descriptive sentence which provides a clue to the way in which the key word has been used . |
| 18 | Some were dressed in old riding-breeches , boots and grubby lace shirts ; many in jeans and flak-jackets ; some inappropriately , when the afternoon sun made the paving stones almost too hot for naked feet , in long Oxfam overcoats and black Homburg hats . |
| 19 | Finally , from the 40p would be deducted the cost of the telephone call or postage stamp to make the complaint . |
| 20 | Mr Owen has prepared a £100,000 plan to make the building , which dates back well into the last century , safe by partial demolition , repairs and site clearance . |
| 21 | This second modification makes the model more in line with that developed by Barro ( 1976 ) , and is justified on the grounds that what motivates agents ' spending this period is their desire to have a sum of real money available next period . |
| 22 | Head of Sellafield , Grahame smith made the presentations to representatives from the groups . |
| 23 | Brad , I find out , ca n't greet me himself because he 's busy cleaning up the mess Deacon made the night before in his living room . |
| 24 | It was in good condition , its shape and window arrangement made the formation of a central light-well unnecessary , and the city council were keen to prevent it from falling into long-term disuse . |
| 25 | The surrounding short-cropped grass with magnificent sunset views and easy vehicle access makes the spot a favourite stopover for campervanners and tenters . |
| 26 | The Moots and the Law Society made the Department very lively . |
| 27 | A licensing sub-committee made the decision after Tory councillor Edmund Pearson voiced fears about ‘ possible residual effects ’ on people who have been hypnotised . |
| 28 | He left a box of matches and rags outside his Cardiff shop to make the fire look like a Halloween prank . |
| 29 | An expert system , in basic terms , contains three main elements : a knowledge-base ( rules and facts provided by experts ) , an inference engine ( a computer program which manipulates the knowledge-base and applies it to a particular problem ) and a user interface to make the system " user-friendly " and to provide explanations of the reasoning adopted and advice given by the expert system . |
| 30 | ‘ I have been described as lacking in chivalry , ’ he said , and his flat Midlands accent made the word sound medical . |