Example sentences of "[adj -er] [conj] [art] [noun sg] at " in BNC.

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1 The Northern Echo prompted a public outcry last year when it revealed how a night in the cells at Bishop Auckland police station cost £200 dearer than a room at the Savoy Hotel in London .
2 Clearly Soviet oil was an attractive buy for the Cubans : Che Guevara stated that the landed price of Soviet crude was 33 per cent lower than the price at which the majors imported oil to Cuba from their Venezuelan subsidiaries , and the fact that it was a barter deal enabled the revolution to conserve its dwindling hard-currency reserves .
3 But the most important fact requiring explanation is the depth at which the bases of the reefs occur : in other words some mechanism is required to provide for the depth at which coral is found , because this is much lower than the depth at which reef-building corals flourish .
4 For effective filtering , the ripple frequency must be very much lower than the frequency at which the series inductance becomes troublesome , and ideally the ESR must be less than the ratio of the specified ripple voltage to the ripple current .
5 The first is the absence of deep gaps in barrier reefs and atolls , whereas if subsidence has been long continued , there should be deep gaps present , because once the gaps are deeper than the depth at which reef-building corals occur they can not be filled by coral growth .
6 This is better than a night at the Follies .
7 Cleanly shaven , smelling good and feeling better than a basketeer at a codpiece competition .
8 And incidentally , we have also demonstrated to ourselves , yet again , that 5 per cent vision is better than no vision at all .
9 Five per cent vision is better than no vision at all .
10 Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd told fellow ministers : ‘ A treaty which is somewhat delayed is better than no treaty at all . ’
11 The fact that her stomach no longer turned over when he looked at her came as a surprise and disappointment — even unrequited love was better than no love at all .
12 Clearly a damaged shell is better than no shell at all .
13 Life in a box is better than no life at all .
14 As Margaret Peter 's research showed , any systematic approach to spelling , whatever its basis , is better than no approach at all .
15 Brave , but probably mistaken : even teen success is better than no success at all .
16 Well , I think you need to recognize that really sales volume is , it it takes us back again to the fact that any customer is better than no customer at all .
17 His attitude towards me was one of dumb , doglike devotion , which I found tiresome , but in the circumstances he seemed better than no boyfriend at all .
18 The £18m project , including a government offer to pay for approach roads , will be discussed this month by the Highland Regional Council which must decide whether a private toll bridge is better than no bridge at all .
19 Sometimes , sadly , even a bad deal is better than no deal at all .
20 I suppose a half-match is better than no match at all .
21 Not only is it clear that part of an eye is better than no eye at all .
22 At least Nautilus dramatizes the point that a lensless eye is better than no eye at all .
23 In the event , Mark surprised his wife by taking the view that a baby 50% genetically created by Wendy was better than no baby at all .
24 Five per cent hearing is better than no hearing at all .
25 Gain-up does tend to make the picture look rather grainy , though , so it is best to look on it as a last resort and reserve it for those times when a grainy picture is better than no picture at all .
26 Five per cent flight efficiency is better than no flight at all .
27 The view from a coach is better than no view at all I suppose , but I know which way we preferred to arrive at Rhosili .
28 Well , it 's better than no job at all som I hear them say .
29 The maxim that ‘ negative attention is better than no attention at all ’ seems to be an important governing factor in children 's behaviour .
30 A father who loved you was better than no father at all . ’
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