Example sentences of "[conj] [adv] [vb -s] [adv] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 As the barriers in the head get broken down , the noise buff becomes a kind of hip vegetable , by a process that paradoxically combines both brutalization and weakening .
2 This is one that always comes up lot 's of of working relations
3 It is succeeded by a third stage at which the tension between conformity and care , selfishness and responsibility , is dissipated by a self which , in Gilligan 's words ‘ becomes the arbiter of an independent judgment that now subsumes both conventions and individual needs under the moral principle of non-violence ’ ( Gilligan , 1977 , p. 492 ) .
4 It sees the outlook as encouraging , thanks to expanding insurance business and repeat business that now makes up 65% of sales .
5 Other SmartMath features include symbolic/numeric optimisation which simplifies expressions before they are calculated and so speeds up calculations , and live symbolics which trigger the program to evaluate expressions symbolically , using all previous definitions in the document .
6 It induces euphoria , numbs concentration and generally slows down reactions , increasing the likelihood of a bumpy return to earth .
7 In overseas markets , it owns sales and marketing companies , has joint ventures , notably with LVMH , and directly oversees over 85% of its brands distribution .
8 It starts from Ealing Broadway in London 's western suburbs , served by London Transport 's Central and District lines and close to the North Circular Road , and also takes up passengers at Gerrards Cross , convenient for the M25 .
9 Constructor of quality narrowboats , Stowe Hill Marine produces individually designed and fully fitted traditional craft and also carries out refurbishment .
10 Turnover generated from Unix licences , he says , increased fourfold last year , and now makes up 20% of total revenues .
11 It provides advice on EC funding for special projects , explanations of Euro-jargon , background reading on any EC topic and even gives out flags , badges and stickers .
12 He connects large sheets of handmade paper into vast surfaces ( one of his works is six by fourteen feet ) and then copies out texts onto them in long , continuing penmanship .
13 And yet does n't Shetland does n't seem so difficult to un maybe it 's because we 're Orcadian but Shetland does n't seem to be so difficult to understand for somebody outside than Orcadian is I wonder why ?
14 It sounds like a soap opera but so does any tragedy ( ! ) that happens to real people .
15 This button does n't just show you what directory you 're currently in , but also pops up File Manager .
16 This not only affects individuals , but also slows down service development to meet changing patterns of need .
17 Gives the impression of being so contemporary but really plays out themes of nineteenth century , badies , goodies , etc .
18 She has had no real contact since but occasionally rings up Mr Smith and Andrew to enquire how her ‘ bairn ’ is getting on .
19 She has had no real contact since but occasionally rings up Mr Smith and Andrew to enquire how her ‘ bairn ’ is getting on .
20 Here he is aware of his fall into corruption , but as yet draws neither conclusion nor consequence from it .
21 Of course , nobody as yet knows how intentionality — the property that mental phenomena have of being about something other than themselves — or consciousness emerge from the operations of the brain .
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