Example sentences of "in [noun] [adv] [vb pp] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Grand cru villages There are seventeen villages in Champagne officially rated at 100% and thus designated grand cru status . |
| 2 | However , a hopeful sign is a recent indication from the Housing Corporation that it would be interested in funding well conceived schemes in country areas where numbers of people may be small but needs acute . |
| 3 | As noted in Chapter 2 , the annual reports and guidelines of the project make clear the intention that library provision be enhanced in programmes directly related to the curriculum development plans of the school concerned . |
| 4 | But this was fundamentally a different issue to whether mentally handicapped people should themselves be in institutions essentially built to treat and care for people in need of constant medical aid . |
| 5 | As a result , in the sixty years from 1851 the proportion of old people living in institutions almost doubled , rising to over 7 per cent of men over 65 and nearly 10 per cent of those over 75 , and slightly over half this figure for women . |
| 6 | The snares are concealed at cat 's head height in hedges frequently used by them as pathways . |
| 7 | Britain 's conventional forces in Germany thus remained of prime importance . |
| 8 | Engineers in Germany successfully fired thrusters on Aug. 7 to boost the European Space Agency ( ESA ) US$400,000,000 Eureka research satellite to an altitude of 507 km from a dangerously low orbit of 100km where it had been stuck due to data communication problems . |
| 9 | And the fear of what had happened in Germany still lived with him . |
| 10 | Clemens Winkler in Germany simultaneously developed a similar process , but acknowledged the independence of Messel 's work . |
| 11 | Blackburn suffered their first defeat of the season in midweek when lost 3-2 at home to Everton . |
| 12 | A local newspaper in Sussex recently published a reader 's letter complaining that Darwin 's evolution theory is still taught in schools and colleges instead of creation , despite ‘ scientific evidence limiting the age of the Earth and Universe to a few thousand years ’ . |
| 13 | And are most of the documents in Sussex now kept in the East Sussex Record Office ? |
| 14 | And are most of the documents in Sussex now kept in the East Sussex Record Office ? |
| 15 | However , the common law " red hand " test remains relevant in cases not covered by the Act . |
| 16 | The measures also outlaw — except in cases specifically approved by the government — any move to cut output of consumer goods , and place the railways in anarchic Soviet Transcaucasia under ‘ direct rule ’ by Moscow . |
| 17 | This new a phoneme would have two allophones , one being [ ] and the other [ ] ; the stress mark would indicate the [ ] allophone and in syllables not marked for stress it would be unimportant whether [ ] or [ ] was used . |
| 18 | Work in progress previously represented certain costs , such as sleeve design and mastering , which are incurred before a title 's first release . |
| 19 | Often they were detailed and informative ; and many were published under pressure from the House of Commons rather than by the free decision of the government , though the fact that they normally related to negotiations which had been concluded rather than to any still in progress inevitably limited their usefulness as a weapon of parliamentary control . |
| 20 | Henley Ladies have an impressive tradition of county play , some in part already referred to . |
| 21 | For Charles and his contemporaries , the forests were a resource , in part artificially maintained , and certainly systematically exploited . |
| 22 | Diocesan resources are in part historically determined — the older dioceses like Lincoln , Canterbury and Winchester enjoying rather more riches than their modern counterparts — but all derive a considerable part of their revenue from allocated parochial contributions . |
| 23 | Merrill Lynch , Pierce , Fenner & Smith Inc in part also addressed this issue . |
| 24 | For them , the shift required , and in part even achieved , was theological rather than administrative : the Council represented a decisive , if still partial , move away from a one-sided theology which had prevailed in the Roman communion across the Middle Ages , the Counter Reformation and ultramontanism . |
| 25 | Of the relatively few exceptions to the pattern two which call for mention are Chicheley Hall , Buckinghamshire ( 1719–21 ) , and Sutton Scarsdale , Derbyshire ( begun 1724 ) : the exotic façade of the former probably owes more to the taste of the patron , Sir John Chester , than to Smith 's own devising ; but Sutton Scarsdale , in part evidently inspired by Gibbs 's unexecuted design of 1721 for the university buildings at Cambridge , is his finest work , a wholly convincing essay in the heroic grand manner , in which the giant Corinthian order is handled with total assurance . |
| 26 | More specifically though , the sharpest decline in employment in manufacturing within this period came in the later 1960s , with the ‘ shake-out ’ associated with the merger boom and the accompanying ‘ rationalisation ’ of enterprises ' activities , a process which was in part stimulated by fiscal deflation and in part actively sponsored by quasi-state agencies such as the Labour government 's Industrial Reorganisation Corporation . |
| 27 | In addition there are difficulties associated with trials relating to incidents which happened in times long gone by . |
| 28 | Curwen 's interest in agriculture probably dated from a long journey through Europe following the death of his first wife in 1778 . |
| 29 | However Much rural housing became a public issue , which it did periodically until 1914 , the depression in agriculture generally ensured that little new building took place and it became more and more apparent that housing conditions in rural areas would receive no dramatic improvement without external intervention . |
| 30 | For example , in agriculture privately owned farm land , approximately 2 — 3 per cent of the Soviet Union 's total farm land , produces 25 per cent of all Soviet agriculture output . |