Example sentences of "[noun pl] [pron] fall [prep] the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Experience tells us that there are organizations which fall between the profit-oriented and the Type B non-profit . |
| 2 | Words which fall into the open class are those which are potentially unlimited in number because new words can be added to the language as the need arises . |
| 3 | When stock checking , the reps have the authority to reorder any titles which fall below the agreed number . |
| 4 | Products which fall in the top left-hand group are those which are in attractive markets and which the company handles well . |
| 5 | CIMA would like to see the audit requirement scrapped for all companies which fall within the statutory definition of a small company . |
| 6 | We both are ready and willing to shoulder the responsibilities and duties which fall upon the rich and powerful nations of the world . |
| 7 | The pool-liners which fall into the next category are what one might call in the medium-price range and represent good value for the average newcomer to water gardening . |
| 8 | But of course the water is not heaped up into a cube and so it is perhaps more appropriate , though less convenient , to think of this mass of salt water in its actual context — as a veneer-thin skin which lurks in those troughs and valleys which fall below the mean circumference of the earth 's planetary spheroid . |
| 9 | The physical effect of this is that all test particles which fall into the non-scalar curvature singularity feel infinite tidal forces , but observers can move arbitrarily close to the singularity on other curves and feel no untoward effects . |
| 10 | Professionals who fall into the above categories are consequently viewed as ‘ temporary ’ or ‘ constructive ’ insiders . |
| 11 | As was clear in the original Warnock Report ( DES 1978 ) , however , the proportion of children who fall within the general definition of special educational needs is around 20 per cent . |
| 12 | For samples which fall within the appropriate range it has been suggested that a universal calibration curve can be constructed to relate V R and M , by assuming that the hydrodynamic volume of a macromolecule is related to the product , where [ η ] is the intrinsic viscosity of the polymer in the carrier solvent used , at the temperature of measurement . |