Example sentences of "that provides [art] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Capital expenditure creates an asset that provides a lasting benefit such as a school or a house . |
| 2 | WWF are pleased to announce a Membership Scheme that provides a wide range of benefits designed for teachers by teachers . |
| 3 | Far from overruling the TAC 's views , these much smaller committees are concerned to work closely with a committee that provides a broad base for their own more limited discussions . |
| 4 | A corpus is a body of text or speech that provides a representative sample of a language . |
| 5 | A corpus is a body of text or speech that provides a representative sample of a language . |
| 6 | Yet even at university , it may well still be a minority of departments that expect all mathematics students to use computers as a matter of course ; indeed , some people fear that higher education will be the phase most resistant to new IT , rather than the one that provides a strong lead . |
| 7 | The Model builds on OS/2 2.0 and the System Object Model of the Workplace Shell , an object-oriented schema that provides a standard way to write class libraries and a general-purpose mechanism for communicating between objects . |
| 8 | However , the majority favoured a formative and diagnostic approach that provides a regular supply of positive and constructive feedback to pupils about their progress , rather than the more summative styles characterized by examinations . |
| 9 | The unity of the ending is a fairy tale happy-ever-after that provides a jolting contrast to the grimly realistic descriptions of misogyny and racial hatred . |
| 10 | ObjectStore will also feature in IBM 's Distributed System Object Model — an object-oriented schema that provides a common mechanism for communicating between objects . |
| 11 | Best known of the eastern glens , with a deserved reputation for the variety and beauty of its landscapes , is Glen Affric , a long straight cutting through the mountains that provides a connecting link between east and west for travellers on foot . |
| 12 | A short side road branches off to a passenger ferry across the Kyle , linking the opposite shore with a narrow strip of tarmac eleven miles long that provides the only access to the lighthouse at Cape Wrath . |
| 13 | The presently accepted age range for Sivapithecus is 12.5 to 7Myr , and it is this date that provides the earliest evidence for the splitting of the orang-utan from the other hominoids . |
| 14 | Even if an installation finds it convenient to use one of the smaller operating systems for much of its work , it may he possible to switch to an operating system that provides the extra facility to handle variable-length records , just for those files that need it . |
| 15 | It is this increase in oxygen that provides the extra fuel to burn up the food in our internal fire . |
| 16 | If additions and deletions are more numerous than retrievals and updates , it turns out that the larger the proportion of additions , the larger the bucket size that provides the minimum number of accesses per reference to the file . |
| 17 | We are committed to developing a sound financial base , one that makes the University less vulnerable to unexpected changes in public policy and one that provides the necessary foundation for capital growth . |
| 18 | Kinlochleven must be classed as an industrial community because of the aluminium works , a vast complex that provides the main source of employment and was the cause of its emancipation from a village . |
| 19 | He did not mention Cray Marine , a firm in his constituency that provides the Torpedo-handling system for the type 23s . |
| 20 | I find it to be an irritating reminder that the solid rail service taken for granted by this part of the country , the one that provides an essential lifeline spring , summer , autumn and winter , is eventually going to be lost to these seasonal theme-park trucks full of florid , truffle-guzzling lounge lizards . |
| 21 | Any amendment to the law that provides an aggravated penalty for someone who could not have foreseen that for which he is sentenced must be wrong . |
| 22 | The aim for the current project is to employ the simplest method that provides an acceptable error rate . |