Example sentences of "and in its [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Woodhouse had made its reputation by setting the trends , not following them , and in its early days carried labels such as YSL and shirt specialist Verte Valle . |
| 2 | Upper Halling has its own team and in its early days this team played in the field opposite the Robin Hood , and I have been told of near carnivals on Sunday afternoons . |
| 3 | This prescription may be made both in the scope provisions of the Convention and in its substantive provisions . |
| 4 | The tort has been extended a good deal since Lumley v. Gye and in its modern form its requirements may be summarised as follows . |
| 5 | The last great assertion by the government of a major European State of its monopoly of military power in its own territory can be seen in the whittling away by Peter I of the autonomy of the Zaporozhian Cossacks on the Dnieper from 1709 onwards , and in its final destruction by Catherine II in 1775–83 . |
| 6 | The poem is egocentric both in the strictly linguistic sense in which John Lyons uses the word and in its normal sense . |
| 7 | Anyway , the Wild Wood is seething with them , and in its endless darkness the beasties multiply ; they 've no enemies to control them , and they 've been at it for centuries ! |
| 8 | Here we examine seasonal changes in NO 2 , and in its long-term storage reservoir , HNO 3 . |
| 9 | There were also anarchist influences within the movement generally and in its anti-toxic outgrowth . |
| 10 | When taken together with the data of Chong et al ( 12 ) who observed a decrease in the activity of the HPV-16 URR in HeLa cells when this motif was deleted , this indicates that this motif may play a role in the level of gene expression driven by the URR and in its epithelial specificity . |
| 11 | He was also the publisher of the monthly Gentleman 's Magazine , and in its 1st January , 1859 number he published a letter from himself urging Scott to ‘ get rid of the foreign look which pervaded ’ his design for the Foreign Office , and to use English thirteenth-century architecture as his model . |
| 12 | Pubs are , to quote Ben Davis , ‘ the public buildings in which people feel most at home ’ , and in its truest sense the public house is exactly what it says — a house for the public . |
| 13 | The aim of this programme is to investigate , analyse and clarify the various linkages between government and industry that exists both in this country and in its major competitors . |
| 14 | It also indicated the slave trade as a peculiarly appropriate object upon which many evangelicals could exercise their benevolence since it constituted a burden of individual and national guilt and in its international character provided a way of extending and giving reality to the notion of mankind as a family . |
| 15 | It now looks very well in a 15in pot , staked against wind damage and regularly fed , and in its first year yielded a crop of more than 3lb of berries . |
| 16 | Vodafone Group Plc claims that a survey by the Office of Telecommunications shows that it provides the best quality of service available to mobile phone users : Vodafone has more than 820,000 of the 1.4m UK subscribers and in its first quality survey Oftel monitored 120 routes across the UK , finding that Vodafone had an overall success rate for call connection of 93% against 88.7% for Cellnet Mobile Communications Ltd ; some 95.8% of calls on Vodafone 's network from mobile to fixed line phones were set up and completed at the first attempt , said Oftel , compared with 92.5% on Cellnet 's network ; fixed to mobile on the same basis were 92.4% for Vodafone and 89.8% for Cellnet ; Cellnet reckons it comes out tops in trials of hand portables in the Greater London area . |
| 17 | There are 2 million fewer people employed now in our production industries than 25 years ago , and in its present form industry could probably produce more , with incentives and organisation , without taking on more labour . |
| 18 | Concern with the functioning of elites in politics is as old as the study of politics itself , and in its earliest forms relied on common-sense assumptions , which are still the starting-point of much research , about the inevitability of the appearance of select groups of dominant individuals wielding political power in any given society . |
| 19 | This paper seeks to uncover and resolve confusions which occur in the use of " design " as a term ; to delineate the significance , philosophically , socially , politically , and so on , of the design activity ( considered both as an " ideal " activity and in its empirical reality ) ; and to outline some particular benefits of this in problems to do with understanding the social benefits of design , design evaluation , technological control , education and social futures . |
| 20 | Marking his first anniversary in power , President Ferdinand Collor de Mello announced a National Reconstruction Plan on March 14 , aimed at restoring public confidence in his government 's determination to secure stable economic growth in the medium term , and in its flagging efforts to control inflation [ for March 1990 , February 1991 anti-inflation plans see pp. 37312 ; 38002 ] . |
| 21 | A gurgling burn looms before you and in its cool streams you immerse your weary feet . |
| 22 | From Wadi Halfa in the south to the Mediterranean in the north , local communities developed settled agriculture along the Nile and in its fertile delta . |
| 23 | As Attlee wrote in 1937 , " its influence lay not in its numbers , but in the intensity of the work done and in its political consciousness . |
| 24 | Impressions formed by investigators at the scene of a crime and in its immediate aftermath can not be repeated later . |
| 25 | Chemically , it is similar to cellulose and in its pure form it is flexible and permeable . |
| 26 | But she knew also that his better self would struggle to serve her best interests and in its better moments was quite selflessly caring ; and so she had long ago ignored the pettiness , the commerce and the insult of the worse self . |
| 27 | In the absence of intelligence and in its lowest stages , Life is , as we expressed it , unorganised . ’ |
| 28 | The more one looks at it , the more interesting this field becomes , both in its applications and in its wider implications for medicine as a whole . |
| 29 | But electronic media present difficulties of a new order of magnitude , because of the high costs involved , as well as the volatility of much electronic material , both physically and in its textual content . |
| 30 | It was exactly as I had always imagined the Dark Ages to be , and in its terrible way it was apt . |