Example sentences of "[noun sg] be [adj] that this " in BNC.
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1 | It quoted from the Pharmaceutical Journal , which had commented that CNAA degrees were to be comparable with those of the universities , and ‘ teachers in pharmacy are confident that this is , and will remain so ’ . |
2 | The National Consumer Council is worried that this could cause severe hardship . |
3 | ‘ Mr Ross 's evidence is clear that this was a deliberate action by Mr Garvey . ’ |
4 | Gaitskell was convinced that this proposal was right , and gained the agreement of his cabinet colleagues and , eventually , of Citrine . |
5 | The Government are confident that this defence plan , while helping to relieve the strain on the economy , will produce compact all-regular forces of the highest quality , armed and organized on the most up-to-date lines . |
6 | To claim that there is only one substance sounds like an answer to the question " How many substances are there ? " and Spinoza 's conception of substance is such that this question can not be properly asked . |
7 | Clarissa was worried that this undoubted victory would bring more trouble for Charles . |
8 | This activity worried the union leadership and the government because , although they were committed to a strong social-property sector , the government was adamant that this should be achieved by legal and orderly means . |
9 | Pedrosa was convinced that this average track runner could be transformed into a top marathoner. he eventually persuaded the authorities to allow her to run the 1982 European Championships marathon in Athens but they insisted she must run the 3000m as well . |
10 | Like their Sudanese counterparts , senior medical figures throughout the Arab world are concerned that this decision is based more on political than academic considerations , and they have pointed out that most medical literature is published in English , and that even some Arab medical journals are published in English with a section in Arabic . |
11 | Mr Smith 's MP is concerned that this kind of material might get into the wrong hands . |
12 | Her nature ( a just monarch or a sentimental female ? ) makes her clement — but the text is clear that this form of clemency is not desirable and suppresses the perpetrators of justice not its opponents . |
13 | A statement issued by the group said : ‘ Members of the scheme are aware that this action may cause inconvenience and possibly hardship but the decision was taken after careful consideration . |
14 | A statement issued by the group said : ‘ Members of the scheme are aware that this action may cause inconvenience and possibly hardship but the decision was taken after careful consideration . |
15 | Benny was relieved that this was the only obstacle . |
16 | Those who talked to Harold Macmillan at this time were sure that this cold politicking did not enter his head ; that he was sincere and only wanted to do the best that he could for the Church . |