Example sentences of "[noun pl] [prep] [adv] [verb] [n mass] " in BNC.

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1 These were to install illuminations up to 1000 Lux , but all indirectly to avoid sparkle and glare in the abnormally thick spectacles of partially sighted people .
2 The availability of opportunities for graduates in computing subjects is assured ; surveys confirm current shortages of appropriately trained staff and the expectation of even greater demand in the years ahead .
3 Concurrently with this programme the governors should be making themselves familiar with the roles of centrally based staff who could help them , such as special needs advisers , psychologists and support teachers , and seeking their help in interpreting the authority 's statements on policy and procedures .
4 This problem can be dealt with by splitting the fry up into groups of similarly sized fish .
5 Using ADS. air traffic controllers will be able to monitor movements of suitably equipped aircraft automatically , building up a radar-like picture of their positions in areas beyond the range of radar cover , ADS is likely to be introduced into routine service over the North Atlantic between the mid-1990s and the turn of the century .
6 a warm welcome to staffed monuments from well trained staff identified by name
7 they 're saying that their fixing figures by not putting people on the waiting list so the waiting lists are shorter , because they 're putting , not , they 're saying that to people we ca n't treat you for about two years so I 'm not going to put you on the list at the moment , so they 're , cooking the books , that 's what they reckon
8 However , it may be possible to get some idea about the information that was likely to have been used in the recognition studies by simply asking people to describe the films .
9 Although the details of how amantadine works are unknown , the drug does seem to accumulate inside lysosomes .
10 Nevertheless , being constructive , members of the Union of Construction , Allied Trades and Technicians have published a report entitled ’ Kick-start ’ , which makes various proposals on how to get people back to work and revive the economy .
11 Pigs scavenged among the rubbish and there were fines for not ringing swine .
12 There were times , however , when the difficulties were eased — when religious inspiration or tangible threats from abroad led people to commit both their resources and their persons to fight .
13 Although I accept that people can be both highly qualified and evil , does my right hon. Friend agree that it is important to have adequate numbers of properly trained staff in such homes ?
14 Although the government was cautious about enrolling men from newly incorporated minorities , the size of the army rose in line with the population — which increased from some 15 million under Peter to double that figure under Catherine II and reached about 67 million by the 1850s .
15 In pursuing their brand of communism , the Khmers Rouges were responsible for the deaths of perhaps Im people , a seventh of the population .
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