Example sentences of "[adv] it [vb -s] [to-vb] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | This chapter will consider how much it costs to support dementia sufferers at home . |
2 | Many firms do not know how much it costs to relocate staff . |
3 | I want to subscribe to TSB , but I 've only got ancient copies of it , and do n't know how much it costs to subscribe thesedays , what the address is and who to make the cheque out to and all that . |
4 | Vale boss John Rudge said : ‘ We had a bit of luck when that shot from Regis stuck in the mud but I 'm overjoyed for our fans because I know how much it means to beat Stoke . ’ |
5 | The more it wants to limit spending , the less freedom local councils can have to raise their own revenue . |
6 | Internally it tends to cause wallpaper to lift off , to soften plaster and flake emulsion paint , leaving tidemarks . |
7 | The Labour party has opposed every tax cut that we have introduced and now it threatens to raise taxes if we cut them . |
8 | Smith 's application of Smelser 's model is forced to rely on an assortment of different examples and there is little sense of how well it applies to separate case studies . |
9 | When the HMI methodology is made explicit , as in surveys , then it tends to draw criticisms . |
10 | And , likewise , if I conceive the very , the minute particles of which , according to physics , the bottle is ultimately composed , and I start thinking about electrons , then it begins to become plain that these also are real in some much more radically different sense than that in which the bottle and the glass are different from one another . |
11 | Even the Royal Academy , which has to earn every penny of its keep , does not think that way , and yet it manages to make money . |
12 | With no use for its eyes , it has lost its sight and yet it manages to locate shelter , a mate , and even food . |
13 | And yet it appears to frustrate business and fails to protect the individual , ’ |
14 | Again it tends to under-predict values for wards surrounding the centre of Leicester ( Humberstone , Aylestone and Newton ) and massively over-predicts for The Castle ward which includes the city centre . |