Example sentences of "must [be] [verb] a [adj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | A person may falsely believe that the horizontal moon , because it is perceived as being larger , must be presenting a larger appearance . |
| 32 | To this uncertainty must be added a further , familiar question — the depth to which Silicon Glen 's high-growth plants are bedded in Scottish soil . |
| 33 | From another quarter , Baroness Faithfull took issue in 1979 with the ‘ simplistic belief ’ in the short-sharp-shock remedy which she viewed as no less foolish than ‘ the theories of those false prophets of permissiveness at whose door must be laid a considerable part of the blame for the rise in crime over the last two decades ’ . |
| 34 | If the occupier then asks them to leave , they must be allowed a reasonable time to leave , after which they will become trespassers . |
| 35 | They must be accorded a permissive rather than a causal role . |
| 36 | In traffic terms however , these streets are quiet , safe and free from excessive through travel and aggressive driving ; as such they must be judged a great improvement on what went before . |
| 37 | ‘ We remain committed to supporting the needs of blind people and our aim must be to achieve a fair system right across Cleveland . ’ |
| 38 | The main aim must be to find a public use providing public access . |
| 39 | Standard forms of tender and subcontract are issued by the JCT for use in conjunction with this method , which is far less complicated than full nomination and which , because the main contractor takes greater responsibility , must be considered a useful alternative by surveyors . |
| 40 | There followed a period when both these positions were held by hearing persons , which must be considered a backward development in the evolution of the BDDA . |
| 41 | Inspection in schools must be considered a vital part of the education system . |
| 42 | This traveller 's account from 1783 considered that outside , " the company is generally low " , but with fares equal to a fortnight 's wages for even a skilled craftsman , that must be considered a relative judgement on status . |
| 43 | From this sum there must be deducted a total figure of two hundred and ten thousand seven hundred and seventy eight pounds and ten pence . |