Example sentences of "this [noun] have the " in BNC.
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| 1 | This framework had the advantage of pointing up particular events in the process which would be improved by more careful management by ‘ sending ’ as well as ‘ receiving ’ employers . |
| 2 | The morphological and syntactic characteristics of the infinitive ( no personal endings , no subject ) lead one to conclude that this support has the form of a generalized person which does not vary in rank but which encompasses all possible ordinal persons . |
| 3 | BARGAIN-HUNTERS who scour the Church bazaar , the Scout fete and the car boot sale this Easter have the right to demand their money back if what they buy turns out to be a pig in a poke , a report says today . |
| 4 | Blocks of this kind have the advantage of being regular and of uniform size , making planning , estimating and building easier than if using natural stone . |
| 5 | This trial had the potential for identifying a distinct effect of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors on the early , infarct expansion , phase of remodelling . |
| 6 | This case had the desired effect of persuading other recalcitrant authorities to proceed more quickly . |
| 7 | And so it seems self-evident that the subject of language should also draw on a cognate disciplinary source even though it happens in this case to have the different name of linguistics . |
| 8 | This technique has the advantages that you do n't have to paint or draw anything ; nor is it necessary to tidy up the edges of the wall hanging as this can add to the haphazard effect . |
| 9 | It will be seen that this technique has the effect of interchanging the rankings of the best and worst cases in Table 4.4 , emphasizing the importance of sticking to one method of analysis . |
| 10 | It will be seen that this technique has the effect of interchanging the rankings of the best and worst cases in Table 4.4 , emphasizing the importance of sticking to one method of analysis . |
| 11 | That this technique has the effect of mirroring the minds of the people is confirmed by the contrasts between two passages which describe Lok and Tuami when they are exhausted . |
| 12 | This technique has the effect of helping the doctor-salesperson relationship to develop and continue . |
| 13 | But while it seems at first quite normal that this should happen at an inquest involving the opera 's central character one soon notices that the process is in fact highly artificial , like the narrations which open several of Britten 's later operas , designed in this instance to have the dramatis personae stand up and be recognised but in a context which fits the story . |
| 14 | This response had the pharmacology and Na + -dependence of uptake ( Fig. 2 b , c ) . |
| 15 | This response had the pharmacology and sodium-dependence of glutamate uptake ( Fig. 4 d , e ) . |
| 16 | Nevertheless , this sentence has the effect of making the click come before the shutting , thus reversing the normal precedence of cause to effect . |
| 17 | Presumably this provision had the effect of discouraging the Secretary of State from releasing a convicted murderer on licence at a date earlier than the judiciary thought appropriate . |
| 18 | This category has the least security , but the greatest freedom of manoeuvre . |
| 19 | This study has the distinction of being both critical and radical , essentially turning the tables on advocates of the postmodern and reading their rhetoric as symptomatic of a conservative milieu 's interests in a period of overall stagnation . |
| 20 | This equation has the same structure as that postulated for player A's strategy : the optimal is linear in z . |
| 21 | This borough has the highest number |
| 22 | But this car has the hand of the marketing department all over it , not the engineers and certainly not SVE . |
| 23 | In its present form it is spelt Forsey , and its use in this chapter has the additional advantage of illustrating that various dictionaries of surnames are not accurate with regard to the meaning of this particular name ; they are at best only partly right , and at worst totally wrong . |
| 24 | This chapter has the practical purpose of showing how the apparatus of linguistic description can be used in analysing the style of a prose text . |
| 25 | The open-loop control schemes discussed in this Chapter have the merits of simplicity and consequent low cost . |
| 26 | This practice has the merit of cutting down expense as well as of checking one 's primitive barbaric instincts . |
| 27 | Oxford University 's presence has led to claims that this seat has the most sophisticated electorate in the country and it 's what makes the contest in Oxford West and Abingdon so interesting . |
| 28 | This type of marking is seen in the contrast of form between the French adjectives in ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) , qualifying a masculine singular noun , and a feminine plural noun , respectively : ( 2 ) j'ai besoin d'un drapeau blanc ( 3 ) ils passèrent deux nuits blanches In English , however , the syntactic realization of this pattern is in a sense the simplest possible : the adjective realizing the P has to be juxtaposed to the noun which is the exponent of E. Ordinary attribution requires this juxtaposition to have the adjective preceding rather than following the noun ( as we shall see in Chapter 3 , there is rather more than one might suspect to be said about postnominal attributive adjectives ) . |
| 29 | This plan had the advantages of simplicity and ease of co-ordination of interlocking services , e.g. welfare and housing . |
| 30 | Although this plan had the endorsement of Serbian leaders including Slobodan Milosevic , the President of Serbia , the troop dispatch had been delayed because Milan Babic , leader of the self-proclaimed " Serbian Republic of Krajina " within Croatian territory [ see p. 38685 ] , rejected the idea of the deployment of UN forces in ethnically mixed areas of Croatia , conceding only that they should be stationed on the front line between Serbian and Croatian forces . |