Example sentences of "[that] [verb] [adj] [noun sg] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I recently visited a factory that produces heavy engineering goods . |
| 2 | Nevertheless , some viruses that lack known cancer genes have also been found to induce cancer . |
| 3 | Moreover , it may also be possible to engineer plants that scavenge other greenhouse gases , such as methane , from the atmosphere . |
| 4 | Data concerning cellular or molecular stimuli that influence postnatal stem cell function in vitro , are scant . |
| 5 | Her brother , Roger Lewis , already had a company that made gigantic floor cushions , so the three of them teamed up and opened a cushion shop in Chelsea . |
| 6 | Marketing and distribution assistance is also needed , as are changes in existing regulations that hinder small-scale food processing . |
| 7 | The purchase of dish and warewashers is an important investment and caterers should look for equipment that offers long-term energy savings costs . |
| 8 | Our re-imaged and rebranded service stations continue to reinforce BP 's position as a major brand marketer that supplies high quality products and services . |
| 9 | Not more of the same — a narrowing down of what it is to be British , and a belief that to promote good race relations you have to keep black people out . |
| 10 | If you have a small bathroom , look for manufacturers that make fitted bathroom furniture , with the washbasin , toilet ( and sometimes bidet ) set into storage cupboards . |
| 11 | It is offering rates on hire purchase deals for new cars that make independent finance houses wince — and grabbing greatly increased market share as a result . |
| 12 | Stone farm buildings that make ideal nesting sites are becoming scarce . |
| 13 | In contrast to the books written then , The Road to Jaramillo is full of insight into the interactions , communications , thoughts and impressions that make scientific problem solving enlightening . |
| 14 | Congress is not at its best when trying to reconcile the special interests that flock round energy bills . |
| 15 | I do n't know if you 're aware that using low sulphur coal , reduces only by 50% whereas if you use the other method it reduces by 90% , and what , in fact , Didcot are doing by that , is really not giving us a very good service . |
| 16 | The logic of the inhibitor approach is obvious , but for a number of years I was reluctant to get involved in doing such experiments , as it was n't clear to me that using broad spectrum inhibitors such as those for protein synthesis would tell me anything precise about the biochemical processes I was trying to unpick . |
| 17 | Manchester was the other neighbourhood that experienced high house price rises while maintaining low owner occupancy rates ( 29 per cent compared with a city average of 64 per cent ) . |
| 18 | Intelligence is the analytical process that transforms disaggregated competitor data into relevant , accurate , and usable strategic knowledge about competitors ' position , performance , capabilities , and intentions . |
| 19 | The dumps were generating explosive gases and leaching noxious chemicals that polluted underground water sources . |
| 20 | The charge of political bias laid at the door of critics , and the claim that their own scientific activities were neutral , leaves only one way out — to make out that the problem lies in technical factors of production that constrain maximum yield performance in maize , and not in the interrelationship between social conditions of inequality and the new technologies which CIMMYT and IRRI were developing . |
| 21 | Of particular interest was the Indonesian community study that used fortified monosodium glutamate , rather than capsule supplementation , in five programme villages , with five other villages used as controls . |
| 22 | SOME years ago an enterprising manufacturer of home computer ‘ add-ons ’ produced a low cost robot arm that used standard model radio control servos to produce the motive power . |
| 23 | Lifetime histories of alcohol consumption and smoking were taken from each patient with a reproducible structured interview technique that used key life events ( for example , job changes , marriage , childbirth ) to help patients remember . |
| 24 | It was the unpopularity of Labour , not anything Ashdown did or said , that sank Liberal Democrat hopes . |
| 25 | The team that finishes bottom will pocket a compensation cheque of £37,000 . |
| 26 | This is balance of trade improving for those countries that supply other member countries with diverted imports . |
| 27 | There are such plains , but the typical profile of the seabed is one that contains gigantic mountain ranges , innumerable equally huge volcanoes , and gorges of a depth never dreamed of furrowing the deep-sea floor . |
| 28 | While having no direct anti-tumour effect on the cells in vitro , it was found that cimetidine inhibited suppressor T cells allowing the initial anti-tumour response affecting cytotoxic T cells to persist and be effective . |
| 29 | Rose had been present in the audience at the press conference and afterwards commented to Taylor that ‘ What is needed is a detector of neutrons that has good energy resolution and is very efficient ’ ( so as to be able to determine a distribution of energies of the neutrons and determine whether they were being produced uniformly in all directions — as in thermonuclear fusion from a static plasma — or instead were on the average moving in some particular direction ) . |
| 30 | SIR , — The seeds and roots of Heliotropium lasocarpium contain a pyrrolizidine alkaloid that causes toxic liver injury and occlusion of centrolobular veins in the liver . |