Example sentences of "all of [adj] [noun pl] the " in BNC.
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1 | In order to support all of these initiatives the reward system has been changed to encourage team players and innovators . |
2 | In all of these cases the authors recommend that the best way of ensuring future timber resources is to organise forestry on a plantation basis ; this will necessitate massive afforestation schemes to combat the losses of natural forest and appropriate infrastructures to ensure survival . |
3 | For all of these reasons the mechanisms responsible for apparent life threatening events , particularly those receiving cardiopulmonary resuscitation , must be identified and treated . |
4 | In all of these instances the animal 's blood was daubed on the altar , the fat burned , and the meat of the carcass divided between the sacrificing priest and the offerer for consumption . |
5 | In all of these instances the term " seasonal " or " casual " is probably a better description of their status . |
6 | all of these things the helmets and causes tha that |
7 | With all of these writers the technical , and apparently neutral , quality of their specialist , language is used to give greater weight and universality to arguments about literacy and objectivity which , when analysed closely , can he demonstrated to rest upon social and ideological presuppositions . |
8 | In all of these activities the Faculty and the Institute , although constituted as independent professional bodies , will be working closely together as a single profession . |
9 | But since in all of these examples the relevant traits act only as dispositions , the actual outcome in any given individual will depend on the interaction between vulnerability and other factors that trigger illness , leading to symptoms . |
10 | For all of these examples the information would look the same . |
11 | In all of these situations the relationship between artist and public is important . |
12 | On all of these cars the small wooden side lamp boxes were replaced soon after the war , by neat metal side lamps , pointed at the rear end like a torpedo . |