Example sentences of "[adv] [adj] [verb] to [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 61 | Mitsubishi apparently agrees , and has extended the interval to 4,500 — still annoyingly frequent compared to petrol servicing . |
| 62 | More than three-quarters of black Americans belong to a church , and nearly half go to church every week . |
| 63 | Macrophages are also likely to contribute to LDL oxidation and to release of growth factors — such as platelet-derived growth factor , transforming growth factor , fibroblast growth factors , heparin-binding epidermal growth factor , various interleukins , interferon gamma , and tumour necrosis factor alpha — that contribute to monocyte and lymphocyte recruitment and proliferation . |
| 64 | University-validated courses include both those leading to BEd and also to BA , BSc , and such degrees as Bachelor of Combined Studies ; the latter have been developed , largely in traditional academic subject areas , as a result of the creation of the colleges of higher education and the diversification away from teacher education that has ensued . |
| 65 | It has to be said that some species are notoriously difficult to acclimatise to aquarium life when collected from the wild , but once the acclimatisation process is complete they will usually become resilient and even robust . |
| 66 | The following morning , Mr Trotter was reading the morning newspapers , nearly ready to go to work . |
| 67 | She encouraged the rich to take holidays within Iran , so tried to foster a sense of Iranian culture and a national pride among a people notoriously liable to succumb to self-pity and paranoia . |
| 68 | As part of a strategy to achieve self-sufficiency in food , he said , the government was to initiate a three-year pilot programme concentrating resources on 40 districts most able to contribute to food security efforts . |
| 69 | I have very clear memories of when I was about eight going to sleep every night to the pipe band practising . ’ |
| 70 | You can bring a picnic along with you , and brewing up is now possible owing to member Ron Davies donating a kettle for this purpose . |
| 71 | He was a big , bald man who had toed the papist line for the past few years under Mary , and was now willing to return to Anglicanism should that be the wish of his Bishop . |
| 72 | Inevitably this led to confusion as to where the centre of power and decision-making really lay and seemed to preclude the maintenance of a coherent policy . |
| 73 | In May , Harvey wrote to say that he and his wife were now fit to return to duty . |
| 74 | Deng Xiaoping , the moderniser , had survived several purges and was now able to rise to power and take centre stage . |
| 75 | 577 and Dunton Properties Ltd. v. Coles , Knapp & Kennedy Ltd. ( 1959 ) 174 E.G. 723 related to information received by the estate agents in their capacity as agents of the principal who was complaining and was therefore not subject to any duty of confidentiality owed by the agents to other persons . |
| 76 | Regrettably this leads to over-simplification resulting in a lack of clarity and thus to the possibility of misunderstanding by the reader . |
| 77 | Even these returned to work within a few days . |
| 78 | I am glad that he did answer it , as I wanted to ask him this : has he learnt any lessons from the report , particularly those related to ability streaming ? |
| 79 | It has been observed that in Berkshire , topographical names , particularly those referring to water are the most common Old English names in areas where early Anglo-Saxon settlement has been attested archaeologically . |
| 80 | He pioneered new processes and procedures within the ILO to provide international guarantees for human rights , particularly those relating to freedom of association , and freedom from discrimination and forced labour . |
| 81 | Various provisions of the Education Reform Act 1988 ( ERA ) , particularly those relating to LMS ( under which a school 's funding is based largely on the numbers and ages of its pupils ) and more open enrolment , are aimed at creating a climate of heightened competition between schools for pupils , and the present study will be conducted within this new context . |
| 82 | I already introduced certain mystical categories above in my discussion of Buid personhood , particularly those relating to spirit mediumship . |
| 83 | Its been described as the greatest human catastophe on earth … hundreds of thousands have died in Somalia … two million more are seriously at risk … relief workers … even those used to suffering … find the enormity of the task they face difficult to cope with . |
| 84 | Old , compressed cultures such as this can be notably cohesive and resilient , but they can find it increasingly difficult to adapt to radical , as distinct from incremental , changes . |
| 85 | I was quite prepared to go to court . |
| 86 | He said he was quite prepared to come to court with the film , ’ the judge said . |
| 87 | The connotations are also quite different according to gender and property relations . |
| 88 | Some of the forces from which a strong ruler forged powerful government were then likely to contribute to disorder . |
| 89 | I 'd be quite happy to go to work if erm if I had a good job and my boyfriend stayed at home , that 'd suit me fine ! |
| 90 | It was a very scrappy game , a Cup tie with lots of effort but I am quite happy to go to Distillery for the replay because we seem to play better away from home . |