Example sentences of "all these [noun pl] the [adj] " in BNC.

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1 All these principles the Labour Group champion and support .
2 For all these reasons the additional time and effort involved in achieving the improved results , compared with the first exercise , will be significant .
3 For all these reasons the composite figure of Fróda/Fróthi became to Tolkien an image of the sad truth behind heroic illusions , a kind of ember glowing in the dark sorrow of heathen ages .
4 For all these reasons the inner workings of the bureaucracy remain hidden from view .
5 From all these matters the embattled Prime Minister seemed strangely detached .
6 In all these matters the more you know about the media and the more you know about what they 're looking for and the more you know about techniques and the more you can develop things , the greater the possibilities are and the greater the opportunities .
7 In all these cases the basic information comes from a census question such as ‘ Where were you living five years ago ? ’
8 But in almost all these cases the respective genes have not been located or isolated , and the DNA defects are thus totally unknown .
9 In Yugoslavia , Albania , North Korea and China a rather different pattern developed : in all these countries the communist party came to power through its leadership of a popular struggle against foreign occupation , with little or no help from the USSR in doing so .
10 And from all these things the soft light proceeded , like the glimmering of pearls in the depth of water , like the phosphorescent light that moves of itself on the night surface of southern seas , or shines round the heaving shoals , milky-white over their silver darts , in our own dark Channel .
11 As a result of all these efforts the total amount of business with Sterling is steadily increasing . ’
12 In all these inquiries the main conclusions were that abuse of patients where it existed was the consequence of acute shortages of staff , overcrowding and lack of facilities for patients and that general neglect pervaded in subnormality hospitals .
13 In all these negotiations the British were surprisingly active notwithstanding the shocks to the special relationship caused by devaluation and the withdrawal from East of Suez , and the on-going concern over the state of the British economy .
14 In all these solutions the space-time can only be extended uniquely up to the fold singularities in regions II and III and the surface in region IV on which .
15 ‘ As Jenny Marx said in 1872 , ’ she observed , ‘ 'in all these struggles the harder because the pettier part falls to women .
16 Of all these possibilities the first was the one which would have been most damaging to Baldwin .
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