Example sentences of "[verb] that these [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Slater and Gearing ( 1988 ) suggest that these negative views of mental health in later life are held by professionals as well as the wider society . |
| 2 | In my book Nations and nationalism since 1780 I suggest that these short-term changes and shifts of ethnic identities constitute ‘ the area of national studies in which thinking and research are most urgently needed today ’ , and I maintain this view . |
| 3 | In their later paper they suggest that these two types of anaphor are interpreted with respect to two aspects of text representation that are well-established within psycholinguistics : a superficial or surface-based aspect and a content-based one . |
| 4 | The Loch Lang pollen record and its clear indications of mixed birch-hazel-oak-alder woodlands in the early and mid-post-glacial suggest that these southern-atlantic cryptogams may indeed be relicts from the period of more extensive woodland cover in the mid-post-glacial and these shade-demanding species have survived locally in ravines , gullies , and sheltered block litters on the Uists . |
| 5 | Visitors to Crufts and other shows will know that these metal-sided stalls are usually left very plain . |
| 6 | Anyone who has introduced speech act theory to students will know that these technical terms ( and the third member of the group — perlocutionary force ) are not at all easy to grasp . |
| 7 | To begin with , did you know that these black slaves were not even born in America ? |
| 8 | Anyone who has been associated with the realities of public library provision will know that these Olympian objectives are unachievable , particularly at present . |
| 9 | If a self-citation ( see 5.4 ) was , in the majority of cases , the first citation , it would be expected that these two values would be identical , because the first citation of the thesis would be in the author 's first related published paper . |
| 10 | We remember a meal with our family ; visiting an old person ; ‘ falling-out and falling-in ’ with others — and we realise that these human experiences , so trifling in themselves , were precisely the situations permeated with God 's presence . |
| 11 | I always say that these two children , they 're lovely to meet because erm oh that 's nice too ! |
| 12 | Dealers will be delighted to find that these upmarket pretentions have rubbed off on to some of the more mainstream models in the range . |
| 13 | He found that these adopted children still developed schizophrenia more often than a comparison group of adopted children whose biological mothers had no known record of mental illness ( Rosenthal , 1968 ) . |
| 14 | In our feasibility study , we found that these two types were both represented in the samples of social work offered to us as examples of secondary prevention , and a distinction between them made sense to the practitioners . |
| 15 | Although it was initially considered that these endoscopic signs were features of disease recrudescence , careful perioperative and postoperative surveillance studies have established that the lesions represent true disease recurrence . |
| 16 | This view accepts that these general principles can apply to render illegal the use of weapons , even new weapons , which are not covered by any specific ban . |
| 17 | As I have just said we don' the County Council does not consider that these two fields form part of the open countryside around Skelton . |
| 18 | Thus the fact that he did not act otherwise is held to indicate that these social arrangements do indeed accord with the will of God . |
| 19 | De Quincey reported that these endless processions produced in him feelings of deep melancholy and gloom . |
| 20 | Nonetheless , approximately 40% of those questioned still have separate computer and telecommunications departments , although Pflug does predict that these two functions will converge rapidly over the next three to five years . |
| 21 | The crunch came when it was realised that these competent women had a propensity to marry ( Martindale , 1939 ) . |
| 22 | Cissie had only now realised that these two merchantmen had brought news of her brother . |
| 23 | Members of Wales PPA quickly realised that these published beliefs were the same as their own , and that here was perhaps an opportunity to avail themselves of much-needed funding to establish support systems which would enable families to take their rightful place in the local playgroup or mother and toddler group . |
| 24 | We realized that these strained angles could be important in the phosphotransfer function of HPr . |
| 25 | They argue that it is misguided to pretend that these proscribed organisations ( like Sinn Fein ) either do not exist or do not carry massive popular support . |
| 26 | The US Environmental Protection Agency has calculated that these unregulated substances could , if they are not incorporated into the Montreal Protocol , account for 40 per cent of stratospheric chlorine levels by 2075 . |
| 27 | You 're suggesting that these simple tasks are beyond my capabilities ? ’ |
| 28 | It has been said that in the civil law tradition proof-taking ‘ often resembles a series of isolated pre-trial conferences rather than a concentrated trial ’ , which is helpful but must not be read as suggesting that these earlier stages are merely interlocutory ; they are an integral part of the judicial process . |
| 29 | Sadly there is little documentary evidence relating to early introductions to Britain , although it is claimed that the Romans brought the walnut and sweet chestnut while remains or myrtle , bay and rosemary have been found on the sites of Roman villas , suggesting that these Mediterranean shrubs were cultivated in their gardens . |
| 30 | Pilkington disliked the impression conveyed that these friendly personalities just happened to be recommending products as though they were disinterested parties . |