| 词汇 | example_english_by-and-large |
| 释义 | Examples of by and largeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. He considers that, byandlarge, it was successful in accomplishing what its progenitors wanted it to accomplish. Byandlarge, these therapeutic paradigms focused primarily on adults rather than children, although they expanded the possibilities for therapy with children. While there are minor differences in the conclusions of these reviews, byandlarge they are consistent with respect to several outcomes. Byandlarge, these rights are civil and formal-legal; the notion of 'rights' to some output of social policy is alien and, when pressed, controversial. This paper adds a few manuscripts not used there, but byandlarge the lists are about the same. Byandlarge, a unit of measurement denoting a specific weight does not normally go with thanks. Even the grammarians of the time byandlarge ignored the apostrophe as part of possessive constructions. While this effort byandlarge succeeded, it came at the cost of lost momentum to advance new regulatory goals. However, the inference methods invoked in this and similar learnability proofs are, byandlarge, computationally infeasible, requiring the learner to enumerate all possible languages. This is, byandlarge, an effect of the local authorities' historical record of being untrustworthy. The fittest survive and prosper (byandlarge) - but anything at all may be the decisive factor. Overwhelmingly young, talented and grateful for the opportunities the production provided, cast members byandlarge accommodated themselves to their director's demands. Byandlarge, novel forms will be inflected in the same way as the words in the language they most resemble. Byandlarge, he has been the cause of most frustrations of allied intelligence operations. Most significantly, these employees did not, byandlarge, leave behind a paper trail that gives voice or understanding to their actions, thoughts and goals. Byandlarge, the authors have achieved that goal. Up to that point, administrative service had to make do, byandlarge, with the same number of staff members as in 1914. Byandlarge, the first two steps of downstep are statistically significant in this comparison across sets. Byandlarge these chapters are heavily weighted toward fluorescence spectroscopy, an approach only used by a minority of scientists. Byandlarge policies regarding the family were less interventionist and more conservative than programmatic statements would have led one to expect. Nevertheless, the irregularity that characterized the first stage of the process of mortality decline continued, byandlarge, into the early twentieth century. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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