Example sentences of "[adj] that [adj] [n mass] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 To conclude our review of criminal statistics , it is clear that official statistics on crime , like most statistics , should not be taken at face value as ‘ facts ’ to be accepted uncritically .
2 Although it is hard to know how valid these comparisons are , it is clear that ordinary people in Britain have far more possessions and assets than they did in 1911 .
3 The Left suspected that important people in high places were more active in support of Fascism than even the policy of appeasement " would suggest .
4 This , the waste of it , fuelled in her the indignation that kept her going , filled her mind with the thoughts that justified everything she did : one day , it would be impossible that fine people like Philip would be misused , kept down , insulted by circumstances ; one day — and because of her , Alice , and her comrades things would be different .
5 ‘ Pawing ! ’ she exclaimed , and illogically started to feel angry that this swine of a man she had given her heart to should still be so ready to think the worst of her .
6 Given the SDLP 's track record , it is inconceivable that Labour-minded people in Northern Ireland would ever give it their support .
7 It seems probable that elderly people as a whole have more secure incomes and are less marginalized as consumers today than they were at earlier times in this century .
8 ( A claim by the US military that 50 kg of cocaine had been discovered in a house used by Noriega for voodoo rituals was retracted on Jan. 22 when it was admitted that the substance was in fact tamales , a central American foodstuff , wrapped in banana leaves .
9 It 's quite poignant that ninety percent of the people here were protestant .
10 That , I think , explains so much of the anger and the deep sense of hurt that many people in the Animal Rights Movement and the Environment Movement feel .
11 It is surprising that some people in Liverpool chose not to pay their community charge , when they were urged not to do so by Labour Members of Parliament ?
12 It is almost certain that classificatory data on informants ( e.g. sex , age , marital status , social class ) will be relevant to subsequent analyses .
13 It is now almost certain that more people in Indian cities will become dependent on kerosene for cooking in the near future .
14 But we still have n't demonstrated that it is plausible that this series of Ks actually existed .
15 Is the right hon. and learned Gentleman aware that many people in this country find it almost inconceivable to understand how such a crook as Maxwell could have got away with what he did for so long without the Crown prosecution service being in any way involved ?
16 Is the Minister aware that many people in London are deeply disturbed by the increasing incidence of asthma among children , but that the Minister for Health has been unable to give figures relating to the level of asthma suffering in London as a result of air pollution , which is caused mainly by vehicles ?
17 Is the Minsiter aware that most people in north-west England , including the Railway Industry Association , believe that it is economic madness to open the channel tunnel without first providing a proper linkage between the north-west and the channel tunnel ?
18 Is the hon. Gentleman aware that old people in places such as Ibroxholm Oval are now sitting in their houses paralysed with fear , because they are the targets of the criminal element in our communities ?
19 That is not the case , and while it is true that deaf people from different countries can converse with each other better than hearing folk , they all have their own signs and structure .
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