Example sentences of "as [adj] [noun pl] ' " in BNC.

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1 Dr. Corrigan suggests that ‘ by the time the World Health Organisation have listed and checked all the herbs which could be used , doctors may find themselves prescribing herbs which were once dismissed as old wives ' tales ’ .
2 The leaders are important also because they are an essential factor in making effective political forces in this way out of more general group interests , referred to by Schumpeter as group-wise volitions ' .
3 Again some proportion ( 60 per cent ) of this additional income will leak from the circular flow while the remainder is passed on as extra consumers ' expenditure on domestic goods and services .
4 But new funds are popping up by the day — from plain-vanilla stock funds , such as National Funds ' National Global Allocation Fund , which boasts the guru-economist Henry Kaufman as its asset allocator , to exotica such as Scudder Stevens & Clark 's Short Term Global Income Fund , which will invest in short-term debt securities .
5 Moreover , they are regarded as valuable collectors ' items , not toys .
6 These may include events organised by the school such as regular parents ' evenings , careers evenings , prize-givings , Compact meetings or socials .
7 The company has concocted new gimmicks such as cut-price Mothers ' Day calls or new services such as call-blocking facilities for single women .
8 If it wins , other non-banks , such as General Motors ' finance arm and the Bell telephone companies , are likely to launch their own Visa cards .
9 A one-way outsourcing arrangement , such as General Motors ' purchases of cars and components from Daewoo in South Korea , is little more than a sophisticated version of familiar NFI agreements : they offer the supplier the opportunity to gain value-creating activities and obviate the buyer 's need to invest .
10 Nor did he much approve of subjecting himself to the nervous exhaustion of house parties as other peoples ' guest .
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