Example sentences of "[was/were] also [noun] of [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 There were also differences of opinion about the degree of malice involved .
2 There were also signs of division and recriminations among the committee members .
3 There were also sources of friction between them .
4 The place was all tawdry bars , dance-halls and flop-houses that were also houses of assignation .
5 Apart from retrosternal pain and discomfort there were also complaints of fatigue , anorexia , and intermittent fever .
6 There were also forms of Judaism which the Jews themselves refused to acknowledge as such — the schismatic religion of the Samaritans , for instance , who insisted that their Judaism was the only true form .
7 The pre-Socratics , he explains , were ‘ essentially oral thinkers , prophets of the concrete linked by habit to the past , and to forms of expression which were also forms of experience ’ ( quoted by Goody , 1968 , pp. 3–4 ) .
8 This was because the higher pressures and temperatures required more advanced materials engineering , which was often only worthwhile if there were also economies of scale ( the 200MW sets with advanced steam conditions built later , for example , used less than half as much steel per MW as the simple 30MW sets the BEA were installing ) .
9 Later in the century the open villages were also centres of nonconformism and trade unionism .
10 Rivers were also highways of terror .
11 There were also jugs of ale , bottles of amber wine , port and Bristol ‘ milk ’ — the finest sherry in all England .
12 They were also places of hope , faith , and inextinguishable humanity , embodiments of that spirit that Charles MacKay captured so well in his poem ‘ Railways 1846 ’ :
13 Many lines in North Wales have been closed since the late 1940s , although the 1960s were also years of decline : figure 6.4 illustrates the railways closed to passengers in that region between 1948 and 1976 ( Halsall 1979 ) .
14 The drugs groups , which stormed ahead yesterday on reports that the US administration has decided to urge the industry to curb prices voluntarily instead of imposing compulsory controls , were also victims of profit taking .
15 Prior to this , the post-independence period was dominated by the ( Marxist-Leninist ) Front for the Liberation of Mozambique ( Frelimo ) whose president was also head of state .
16 He was also chairman of Labour 's home policy committee .
17 Although there was evidence of awareness of the need to adapt training programmes rather than simply abandon them , there was also evidence of lack of any systematic in-service training , justified by inability to employ methods that depend on staff mobility :
18 There was also evidence of vote-buying on a massive scale .
19 Erm that had er most economic histor historians agree that between nineteen fifty two , nineteen fifty fifty two there was a healthy recovery and then a slackening off and that erm another consequence of land reform was to decrease the output marketed by peasants and this was because , as we mentioned earlier , the peasants have a high propensity to consume and lower marketing land was rich peasants erm and that one says that there was a new air reported then in the countryside unleashing unprecedented wave of productive enthusiasm , initiative and creativeness but there was also evidence of instability and uncertainty which hindered erm the advance of erm productiv improving productivity and investment .
20 A Catholic priest and Canon of Digne , he was also Professor of Philosophy at Aix , and of Mathematics at the College Royale in Paris .
21 However , the Director of the Royal College of Music , Sir Hugh Allen , a pretty terrifying man to a young student , was also Professor of Music in Oxford , so I tremulously consulted him .
22 There was also talk of demand from private clients , with ShareLink , the execution-only broker , reporting some brisk business among leading Footsie stocks .
23 There was also danger of assassination squads being sent to Morocco ; Iranian officials had begun to stay such things as that the Shah and his family would be " hunted down like Eichmann " .
24 Designed by the City Architect , R.A.H. Livett who was also Director of Housing .
25 Hearndon was also tenant of land from Thos .
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