Example sentences of "[coord] on a [adj -er] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Difficulties occur whether they focus on the monetary base or on a wider range of liquid assets , and whether they impose statutory ratios or allow banks to determine their own prudent ratios .
2 Usually wind-blown , they fill pockets among coarser rubble , or on a larger scale cover many hectares of flat ground to depths of half a metre or more , firm and sometimes consolidated .
3 The court can make an order for provisional damages at trial or on an earlier settlement , but the settlement must be approved even if the plaintiff is not under a disability .
4 And on a wider scale , theorists maintained that life amounted to the survival of the fittest : did not the Beesley hypothesis prove that the ‘ fittest ’ were merely the most cunning ?
5 And on a grander scale , there 's the controversial battle-readiness and barricades rhetoric of acts like Public Enemy and Niggers With Attitude .
6 Written over twenty years ago , it is admittedly a tentative sketch put on in the hope that some English historians and archaeologists would set to work in a more expert way and on a bigger scale .
7 Barley may be autumn o spring sown , slightly shallower and on a finer seed-bed than wheat .
8 Other popular movements of protest and reform have often been met by violence — for example , the civil rights movement of the 1960s in the US , and on a larger scale the diverse movements in Eastern Europe , as well as in many parts of the Third World , which have been suppressed by military force .
9 Through GEAR ( and on a smaller scale similar agencies in some other Scottish cities ) the SDA pursued a policy of bargaining and negotiation designed to mobilize private sector finance , voluntary sector initiative ( particularly in housing ) and local authority co-operation ( for example on the provision of land ) ( see , for example , Donnison and Middleton ( 1987 ) for a more developed discussion of GEAR ) .
10 They are , temporarily and on a smaller scale , in the same position as banks or building societies or insurance companies , all of which are subject to special regulatory regimes to ensure that depositors and policyholders are adequately protected .
11 Other authorities followed slowly and on a smaller scale .
12 The assumptions and implications of this have been exhaustively written about , ( e.g. Mittler , 1979 ; Ryan and Thomas , 1987 ) in relation to mental handicap , and on a broader front on medicalisation in general ( Illich , 1977 ; McKnight , 1977 ; Kennedy , 1981 ) .
13 Liz Scott-Gibson , who is now director of sign language services for the BDA , subsequently went to Kensington Palace to teach the Princess ; and on a later visit , to a school in Durham , Diana surprised everyone by being able to communicate to the deaf people she met without an interpreter .
14 Once in a pond , the adults will attach themselves to any fish , causing the same problems as Argulus , but on a grander scale .
15 But on a wider scale , such events may be indicative of something much more fundamental .
16 But on a bigger job you can , you can put the resource in ca n't you ?
17 Unfortunately , decentralisation of this sort usually results in regional structures which duplicate the former national structure : bureaucracy in the same form , but on a smaller scale .
18 For smaller pictures I use hardboard , but on a larger scale it can warp , which MDF will not .
19 Another example , but on a larger scale , is at Castor and Water Newton in the Nene Valley , where to the north of the walled town there are about two square miles full of buildings and sites associated with the extensive pottery industry with a centre of some kind in Castor village ( fig. 7.3 ) .
20 The language of the Sonata No. 3 is Schoenbergian but on a larger scale than anything Schoenberg wrote for solo piano : Krenek has a more obvious strain of Viennese lyricism , which serves him through all his style changes .
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