Example sentences of "for [adj] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 It can also be used in cakes instead of the usual solid fats — as in this wonderful recipe for tangy orange cake ( if you prefer , you could alternatively use soya , sunflower or any other vegetable oil ) .
2 In my experience , there is only one manufacturer ( not British ) that produces tools ready for use for professional ornamental carving .
3 A highly configurable , professional program which is a must for professional looking mailshot envelopes .
4 What 's more , UVA is solely responsible for polymorphic light eruption , known to most of us as prickly heat .
5 The Labour Party favoured a major role for earnings-related state pension provision while the Conservatives wished for broad occupational coverage and a residual second-tier state pension , in which many employed women would have found themselves .
6 A 72 year old white man developed acute hepatic impairment and renal failure within 24 hours of starting intravenous amiodarone for paroxysmal ventricular tachycardia .
7 But it 's always worth checking with local councils and your college for possible vacant housing of this sort .
8 Building work continued , with a second storey being added to the Junior School building to provide improved facilities for art , drama , and music ; and the Orchard was brought , providing room for possible future development .
9 Nirvana are also believed to be working on cover versions of several seminal punk tracks for possible future release .
10 But she stored the ‘ shooting rapids ’ image away , for possible future use .
11 It therefore makes sense to recover that element for possible future use in civil reactors or , one day , in the fast reactors .
12 They should be considered now , for possible future implementation .
13 This provides the evidence for possible regional variation in the focus of particular newspapers .
14 FRANCE yesterday said it would plan for possible European Community retaliation against Washington if the US imposed its threatened tariffs on some European luxury products .
15 And was this testing for possible underground fuel tanks ?
16 Preparation for possible urgent admission to hospital
17 Although gastrectomy specimens were carefully examined for possible endocrine cell abnormalities , quantitative estimation of endocrine cell densities have been performed strictly in areas corresponding to the site of biopsy specimens during gastroscopy .
18 Now it is being viewed by Merseytravel for possible park-and-ride use .
19 [ For EC-Albanian economic co-operation ageement see p. 38931 . ]
20 It results from the department intervening in deals under which aluminium firms paid part of the cost of building two nuclear power stations — Hunterston A and Dungeness B — in return for assured cheap power and a share of the plutonium produced in the reactors .
21 Comprising a quality paper on a Kraft silicone backing for assured foul-free printer throughput and featuring an environmentally friendly water based adhesive , the labels are available in white or a custom specified background colour , with optional bespoke printing depicting corporate graphics etc. , in up to 2 colours .
22 SunSoft Inc rolled out its feature-for-feature , bug-for-bug version of Solaris 2.0 for Intel Corp iAPX-86 architectures at its 1,700-strong Software Developers Conference in California last week , pitching it as a system for enterprise-wide client-server computing .
23 Judge Ian Starforth Hill , QC , gave Karl Gambrill two years probation at Winchester Crown Court for attempted unlawful intercourse .
24 Sex offender Karl Gambrill escaped a prison term for attempted intercourse on the little girl when Judge Ian Starforth Hill , QC , sentenced him to two years ' probation at Winchester Crown Court for attempted unlawful intercourse .
25 Judge Ian Starforth Hill QC gave Karl Gambrill two years probation at Winchester Crown Court on Tuesday for attempted unlawful intercourse .
26 Fifteen years later , when everyone believed that computers were designed for advanced scientific work , business unexpectedly showed an interest in a machine that could do payroll .
27 Certainly the selective pressure for advanced linguistic competence would be very great — as witness the probable absence of any human languages in the intermediate range of the evolution that Sampson describes , that lacks , say , some of the syntactic and semantic functions and resources of known languages .
28 John Kiser relays the example of a West German order for advanced medical equipment , judged in its prototype form to be fully competitive with anything else available .
29 Congratulations to Tropical Plants in Lanark for winning a massive project to exterior landscape the new International Centre for Advanced Medical Care in Clydebank , Scotland worth nearly £1.5 million .
30 But they do not examine the institutional reasons for low black attainment , or study ‘ race ’ as a social category , and so they often fall into a biologically founded account of absolute ‘ race ’ differences .
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