Examples

1. Townsend and colleagues maintained that a great deal of uncertainty dogs any attempts to pin down the fate of reactive nitrogen.
2. We should link our arms to continue in the fight for the goodness in the world and to fight against injustice.
3. I had given up all hope of tracing her kidnapper.
4. The senate committee report acknowledged an unequal balance between states and tribes created by the language of the IGRA and " elected, as the least offensive option, to grant tribes the right to sue a State if a compact is not negotiated and chose to apply the good faith standards as the legal barometer for the State's dealings with tribes in Class III gaming negotiations.
5. The ordeal is punctuated by heart wrenching moments like this.
6. The misdemeanor plea allows him to keep his gun and serve as sheriff.
7. JOHN-CHAMBERS: All were asking is give us a level playing field.
8. You've got accident, you've got natural causes, and you've got foul play.
9. Representative Waxman has expressed concern that certain changes in the standard would transform nonattainment areas into attainment areas without achieving any emission reductions, thereby meeting the goals of the 1990 CAA only by moving the goalposts.
10. To maximize this bedroom's storage space, a semainier (near left) was positioned in a tight corner just beneath the dormer roofline.
11. Thank you, Mark. Coming up, Jose Diaz-Balart puts himself in the firing line when he puts a police training simulator to the test. 
12. Since then, however, this fundamental premise has come under attack in a variety of ways and it is true to say that ‘evolutionism’ is considered unacceptable by most modern Western anthropologists.
13. They had met in Mexico over Christmas 1994 " during the same week Suzette and her sister Terri were severing all contact in their blazing row. "
14. They breathed, their hearts beat, but the spark of life was gone.
15. What Armenia gets is just a drop in the ocean.
16. As in 1963, so today there is a strong sense that the tide is turning.
17. Memories of that particular evening, at Rozanov's dacha, came flooding back.
18. Last night a storm of protest was growing over the Government's ‘do nothing’ approach.
19. At full strength a rifle Troop with its three officers ‘was handled like a strong platoon’, to quote Major General J.L. Moulton, CB, DSO, OBE who in 1944 was the colonel commanding 48 Royal Marine Commando.
20. If it is partly submerged, it has sprung a leak and filled with water.
21. Bad films emerge from creative anarchy which brings out the weaknesses of those involved.
22. The scathing attack from consumer watchdogs comes only months after the introduction of a strict code of practice designed to improve services.
23. An opinion poll conducted among passengers by driver Tony Norris proves beyond a shadow of doubt that the Conservatives will confound the nation on Thursday.
24. It is extracted from wormwood, which according to ancient Chinese records was first used to treat malaria more than 1000 years ago.
25. But behind the scenes it has been very different.
26. He was aware of the controversial scene which had to be cut from the trailer and laughed at the problems it caused in the UK.
27. The plan includes 24 new bypasses and relief roads, 3,400 safety schemes and measures to reduce jams.
28. As a result when I awoke there was no positive proof that all this had not in fact happened, and that it did not belong to a mental lapse from which I had recovered.
29. Opposition sources describe the new Prime Minister as ‘faceless’.
30. Benghazi Cover-Up Could Lead to Obama Impeachment.
31. However, I reject the disgraceful and unproven allegation of ‘weekly cases of harassment and malpractice’— it has no basis in fact.
32. Amid these cliches, sly slanders and unavoidable realities, Ann Jones sits at the net and ponders.
33. There are, however, some real gems in a small fraction of the 67 chapters.
34. Judges rule out jail for incest father.
35. Britain on brink of war in the Balkans.
36. An alert owner will know each of these variants on the ‘I want attention’ signal and may become quite fluent in ‘cat-ese’after a few years.
37. It's a devastating blow for the stable and the owner.
38. Assistant manager Mr Green, 20, was cleared of the charge.
39. Baby mix-up riddle of fire alarm alert.
40. A large bus was sitting at the curb, door open, engine throbbing.
41. When the value of your fund exceeds the guaranteed sum assured deductions will cease.
42. Once again the RICS has a well structured scheme which has three categories of CPD: private study; research; and courses, seminars, technical meetings and so on.
43. I am waiting for the go-ahead from the control tower.
44. Nationalists wreck regional celebrations of revolution.
45. At the same same they are using propaganda and terror to boost their position in the countryside.
46. A British Gas spokesman said investigations into the cause of the blast were continuing.
47. He welcome Mr Gummer's stance on discrimination, but urged the minister to come forward with concrete alternatives.
48. Police chief Johan van der Merwe, in charge of the murder hunt, denied TODAY reports that the initial investigation was bungled.
49. One of the chief requirements of a poisoner was a quiet domestic life.
50. Mr Baker said that Washington was prepared to use military force to oust General Manuel Noriega, but on America's own terms and timetable.
51. This is why the Campaign for Quality Television is calling for the money bid in the auction to go into programmes, rather than to the Treasury.
52. A powerful urge told me to return to the station and get on the train back to Jamila's place.