Example sentences of "and [verb] a large number " in BNC.

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1 The committee reported early in 1975 , and made a large number of recommendations , some endorsing the Diplock Commission and the Act , others being critical and proposing amendments to the law .
2 100 should be sufficient enough for most processes ; you would need to be using the SPR/SSR system very heavily and producing a large number of listings to exceed 100 simultaneous requests .
3 At a time when many authentic works were being rediscovered and marketed , Joni conceived and painted a large number of fragmentary works .
4 A spokesman for Vale of Glamorgan council said : ‘ The Chief Executive holds a very important post and has a large number of meetings .
5 Together they designed and supervised a large number of contracts , including the Wye Valley Railway , the Guernsey Tramway , the Cardiff and Penarth Tramway , the East Worcestershire Waterworks , and Totland Bay pier , as well as acting as engineers to the West Bromwich sanitary commissioners .
6 By collecting and analysing a large number of observations it is possible to deduce the average value of time savings to people with particular characteristics making particular types of journey .
7 Stored at Wroughton , on July 11 the following year , the airframe was struck off charge and joined a large number of Lancs that were pounced upon by scrapmen eager to turn them into saucepans .
8 The World Health Organisation has begun a programme to synthesise and test a large number of steroid derivatives .
9 We pride ourselves on having secured excellent , often especially upgraded , inflight services for our customers and offer a large number of Saturday departures .
10 Ranging over ten years and introducing a large number of characters , it managed to remain gripping , coherent , a lavish explication of family loyalties and obligation .
11 In it , he surveyed and criticised a large number of attempts to reconstruct ‘ the real Jesus ’ , from Reimarus ' Fragments , published by Lessing in the 1770s , to William Wrede 's Das Messiasgeheimnis in den Evangelien ( ‘ The Messianic Secret in the Gospels ’ ) of 1901 .
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