Example sentences of "that [vb base] [prep] [noun] of " in BNC.
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| 1 | Wholesale prices ( ie , before anomalies in tax or retail systems ) are a good deal lower in America for the ‘ full line ’ and ‘ superstar ’ CDs that account for 70% of sales . |
| 2 | In briefing senior managers about appearing on television , for example , attention must be paid to many of the aspects of communication which have been considered in this assignment — the importance of appearance and hair style , the use of non-verbal language , choice of words , tone , pauses and so on : some of the many and complex elements that combine as part of what we call ‘ communication ’ . |
| 3 | And on the various powerful but unseen committees that sit in contemplation of Britain 's future defence policy , the consequent evaporation of any strategic productive capacity in less glamorous areas is causing unease . |
| 4 | On the way back , she filled a pouch in the corner of her shawl with the edible weeds that grow like tongues of spinach among the crops . |
| 5 | In effect , these become projected standards of care and treatments that attach to patients of a particular group . |
| 6 | With bitter tons that die in fits of spray . |
| 7 | Activity audits that look at implementation of country-wide operations , eg transport . |
| 8 | After submitting a sample of their photographic work , finalists had 30 minutes to recreate that look in front of a live audience at the show . |
| 9 | I mean , you can get ones that look like I just wonder whether you can get ones that look like sort of parquet floors almost ? |
| 10 | ( a ) Why might society wish to ban drugs that neither help nor harm the diseases they are claimed to cure ? ( b ) It is sometimes argued that regulatory bodies will be blamed for bad things that happen in spite of the regulations ( e.g. a plane crash ) but not blamed so much for good things that are prevented ( e.g. the quick availability of a safe and useful drug ) by stringent tests and regulations . |
| 11 | Taligent kernels — as opposed to layered products — will act as the hardware-specific interface in place of current operating systems , and application programming interfaces such as the Apple Mac user interface and IBM 's Workplace Shell will become modules that run on top of these kernels . |
| 12 | The kernels will act as the hardware-specific interface in place of current operating systems , and application programming interfaces such as the Mac user interface and IBM 's Workplace Shell will become modules that run on top of these kernels . |
| 13 | Taligent kernels — as opposed to layered products — will act as the hardware-specific interface in place of current operating systems , and application programming interfaces such as the Apple Mac user interface and IBM 's Workplace Shell will become modules that run on top of these kernels . |
| 14 | Gardens of England & Wales lists over 2,800 gardens that open in aid of the National Gardens Scheme , 574 for the first time . |
| 15 | The informal proletariat does not have the independence that control over means of production and labour power implies and must survive at subsistence level on casual wages . |
| 16 | Here ‘ autism ’ refers to the domination of consciousness by fantasy , by internally generated thoughts which the psychotic individual finds increasingly difficult to distinguish from ideas that originate in perceptions of external reality . |
| 17 | Occupational statistics that deal with categories of employment make no distinctions within the self-employed group . |
| 18 | The two roads that go by way of Anglet , a suburb which has accumulated to fill in the gap between the two towns , are no better than functional . |
| 19 | Spring balances that weigh in excess of 30lb are available for those anglers who expect , or at least hope , to catch carp and pike heavier than 30lb . |
| 20 | All species that live in families of 100 or more are aposematically coloured , compared with only a small proportion of the solitary species . |
| 21 | Horticultural peat , for example , is derived from mosses and sedges , both of which are lowly forms of plant life that live in areas of poor fertility . |
| 22 | Those termites that live in parts of the tropics where it is wet throughout the year have different problems . |
| 23 | However , the alterations in biliary secretion and composition that result from ablation of the peripheral innervation of the liver suggest that central neural stimuli may indeed modulate biliary secretion . |
| 24 | With these two basic skills , bird weavers can attach nests that dangle from tips of branches or leaves and construct domed and compartmented dwellings of great perfection . |
| 25 | In contrast to consensual security interests are those security interests that arise by operation of law . |
| 26 | She rightly notes that students are not entitled to any income support from the Department of Social Security during the summer vacation and she points to the real problems that exist in areas of high unemployment , such as Gateshead and on Tyneside in general , where students , whom the Government urge to take on part-time or full-time jobs during their vacation , simply do not find those jobs available . |
| 27 | The role of calcium in stimulating maturation promoting factor at fertilization was described earlier and here I shall concentrate on the G1 events that culminate in activation of DNA synthesis-promoting factor . |
| 28 | Rights are therefore determined on a functional basis since there can be no liberty or property rights beyond those that contribute to maintenance of social solidarity . |
| 29 | We and others have shown that both duodenal ulcer patients and healthy volunteers with H pylori have increased basal and meal stimulated gastrin concentrations that fall after eradication of the infection . |
| 30 | Pupils are capable of articulating a need for information and expressing that need in terms of curriculum-based concepts and keywords . |