Example sentences of "for us [adv] [to-vb] " in BNC.

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1 And it is for us surely to open ourselves without prejudice to the shape that it will take in the future .
2 But clearly it is another factor that would make it the less satisfactory for us simply to refuse the application without more .
3 It 's much better , I feel , from the public 's point of view , for us simply to say ‘ Yes , I think although it will be cloudy until the latter end of the morning that we confidently expect the sun to break through , and then when it 's through it 'll stay with us through the afternoon .
4 Do you do you not think it would be better for us both to speak to ? speak to her and say obviously you were upset about not getting the job but this non- communication thing is not really erm going to you know be good for the sales office in the long term .
5 It is difficult for us today to enter fully into the power that those ancient rituals must have generated , but anyone who has attended a religious revival meeting with its emphasis on repentance , tears and rebirth is in touch with the same forces .
6 Now , if Edinburgh District want to talk to us about Ingleston , and we do n't want to upset them , we 'll talk to them , but it would have to be an in , and enormous financial attraction for us even to consider that .
7 ‘ That , of course , obviates the need for us even to attempt to detect or frame coherent theories of motivation .
8 Yeah I think on the er i it is n't for us here to decide the level of contributions .
9 ‘ Ever since I have been here the fans have kept talking about the derby — and pleading for us not to lose it .
10 She said she had held the document back for so long because she was afraid it would re-open old wounds for my mother and because she felt sure it was better for us not to know what it contained . ’
11 The time is not right for us seriously to consider the proposition .
12 And it 's an opportunity for her and me to say a couple of words to us , and for us certainly to thank her very much for her service .
13 I want to have this man drive me in his car all night long , for us never to arrive anywhere … but if we should then let the gates swing silently open , let there be a long gravel drive , let it be like when the young master comes home from school .
14 yet without answers to these questions and others like them , it is impossible for us fully to understand our own history and , more importantly , impossible to advise today 's emergent nations on the routes they should be following .
15 I see no reason for us actually to go through the whole pros and cons .
16 ‘ We were all set to come to Czechoslovakia for her to see you and for us then to take a holiday while her husband was doing some work in America .
17 It is not enough for us only to see the need of the contract ( the essence of level one ) or even the attractiveness and reliability of the terms ( levels two and three ) .
18 That has been our major worry and I think for us now to go away and just allow it to go ahead , twenty years on , without any improvements , without the link road and without improvements to Hill I think is an abdication of our duties and I really do think that .
19 It is paramount for us now to retain high interest rates , which are high in the historic sense , in real terms , and are high compared with Japan , and with America , where they stand at 5 per cent .
20 It is difficult for us now to understand how it was that so many serious thinkers in those days were prophetically-minded .
21 There some of the inhabitants commit some kind of sacrilege which it is hard for us now to decipher .
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