Example sentences of "[coord] with it the [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The intransigence of both coal owners and the union ensured that conflict was inevitable , and with it the threat of a wider conflict whereby the TUC would at least call for a coal embargo from its constituent unions . |
| 2 | In effect , its own demand for bank lending will increase and with it the money supply . |
| 3 | In the aftermath of the Franco-Prussian war and the unification of Germany Smith had already calculated that British industry , and with it the country 's future , would be jeopardized unless there were a completely different and far more positive official approach to both technical and art education . |
| 4 | Because the 1830s marked the translation of much of the rural population- and with it the problem of housing the poor-from the country into the cities , Dorothea 's second , more satisfactory marriage to Will Ladislaw seems symbolic : she turns her attention , one assumes , from rural to urban housing , as he does his from pictures to politics . |
| 5 | May came , and with it the return to the neighbourhood of the surrounding gentry at the close of the London season . |
| 6 | But by the time the delegation set out for Paris , the French Draft Constitution had already been rejected — and with it the principle of free consent on which the French Union was to be based — and while he was still en route to France Ho learned that a Provisional Government of Cochinchina had been announced . |
| 7 | This material is now wax and with it the worker bees build combs that serve both as nurseries for the developing young and larders for honey and pollen . |
| 8 | She considered her fear , and with it the probability that before long Johnny would find her again , and she was shaken by unreasoning panic . |
| 9 | And lurking behind the smoke screen of public utterances justifying their case , there remained that most potent of sanctions , the strike threat , and with it the knowledge that employers would not defy the union by taking on and training outsiders to fill the boots of striking insiders . |
| 10 | And the prospect of that new century , and with it the hope for a better future , was something the people of Frome , like the people of Britain itself , sorely needed . |
| 11 | The opportunity for a negotiated peace had been lost — and with it the hope that anything good might come out of the Great War . |
| 12 | Leopold 's fear , on the other hand , was that Mozart might lose the appointment in Salzburg and with it the chance to begin paying off the debts . |
| 13 | Without any doubt ZIMBABWE captain Andy Ferreira 's men must count themselves unlucky to have missed the semi-finals , and with it the chance of appearing in the World Cup tournament in Scotland . |
| 14 | The opportunity to press home the naval attack was thus lost and with it the possibility of the overthrow of Turkey . |
| 15 | The deep beam that once ran across the deckhead in line with the forward edge of the chart table has been removed and with it the possibility of scalping tall members of the crew every time they made their way forward through the saloon . |
| 16 | Ministers ' main worry was the issue of greater police powers , and with it the question of increased state involvement in regulating sexuality . |
| 17 | If the initial samples do not provide adequate evidence , it is often too late to collect further samples for testing , as the pollution may have disappeared and with it the evidence . " |
| 18 | Family members too will have considerable feelings , and this might be an opportunity for a family meeting in the old person 's home , acknowledging the sadness for everybody of having to give up that home , accepting the necessity for more care , and with it the reassurance that the family will be vitally needed for continued regular visiting and involvement . |
| 19 | The sap in their bodies would dry , and with it the intelligence in their strange-shaped heads . |
| 20 | It was part of the same southern European pattern that at the same time Greece shook off one more episode of military dictatorship , and with it the monarchy , and established a democratic republic . |
| 21 | The ambiguity of Jacques Chirac 's attitude to the National Front helped destroy his bid for the Presidency last year , and with it the credibility of the opposition to President Mitterrand . |
| 22 | Although there had been considerable Russian settlement in Asia before the railway age , it was not until the building of the Central Asian and Trans-Siberian lines that settlement , and with it the exploitation of minerals and other natural resources , really took off . |
| 23 | The opening of East European borders has provided new opportunities for rampant free-marketeering and with it the exploitation of the workers in these countries . |
| 24 | But then had come Richard 's letter and with it the realization that no ill had as yet befallen the princes . |
| 25 | Motherhood today often involves giving up paid employment ( although nowadays for shorter periods than in the past ) , and with it the sense of identity and community that work affords . |
| 26 | The year 1968 drew to a close and with it the life of Londonderry Corporation . |
| 27 | The warrior groups of the Fante , known as Asafo , adopted the structure and hierarchy of the western army and with it the flag form which they turned into a remarkable art form . |
| 28 | Energetic international regulation of banking and tax laws , making it impossible for the mafiosi to launder their ill-gotten gains , would quickly destroy the Mafia and with it the myth of an irrepressible global conspiracy . |
| 29 | Thus it was that youth unemployment brought about , or at the very least greatly hastened , ‘ the new FE ’ , and with it the spread of courses for students with moderate learning difficulties . |
| 30 | This time General Ne Win was getting rid of the 1947 constitution and with it the AFPFL and both groups of leaders . |