Found 32 matches (32 printed). Sorted by order of appearance (case-insensitive).Number of matches per 100,000 words: 9.70No : Line : Concordance 1: 114: y fear of other people who are e.g. visually different from them. The only way t 2: 474: predators. Nocturnal insects, e.g. moths, use odorous signals. Among grasshoper 3: 586: t delicate tissues. I'm on the edge when I realize that one mistake means my pat 4: 937: oduct. It would make drugs and e.g. food and medicines equal. Drugs would be per 5: 1600: reflect political preferences, e.g. the Skin-heads show strong jingoistic tenden 6: 1676: xtremely difficult situations, e.g. when one of the spouses is a drunkard and do 7: 1896: at home prevail other children e.g. in solving simple mathematic problems and in 8: 2921: hanges and is not unequivocal, e.g. the number of children in the family still v 9: 3119: person does not realise that, e.g. the incessant humming of the fridge is distr 10: 3679: up members. The sect can offer e.g. food, clothes, or a ticket to the cinema. Th 11: 3681: behaviors on their followers, e.g. group sex, or a sexual intercourse with juve 12: 3891: present century stands on the edge of a threating transformations in human envi 13: 4303: . Nowadays, modern inventions, e.g. Internet make it possible to get or pass cer 14: 4836: aspects of English difficult - E.G. the articles (abhorrent to majority of stude 15: 5108: Prepositions too are flexible, e.g. a sixty-yerar old man is nearing retirement; 16: 5638: g a film are sometimes useful, e.g. to make a cup of coffee or a short telephone 17: 6285: can be displayed by all means e.g. in magazines, on TV, by street posters or ma 18: 6287: ts can expose danger to people e.g. swallowing pills not proper for them or buyi 19: 6287: turns to be good for nothing, e.g. does not remove stains.The producers of adve 20: 6721: a tuition fee to attend them, e.g. all extramural studies are fee-paid. Neverth 21: 7183: such science fiction films as e.g. 'Blood Runners' could become a part of our r 22: 7193: nly some good aspects of it as e.g. regenerating damaged or missing organs but a 23: 7661: ants dwelling at same street ( e.g. in semi-detached houses) within short distan 24: 7830: he princess in a round plastic egg, with a few buttons to keep her alive and a R 25: 7830: ducating in a bleeping plastic egg, except for the fact that it helps to develop 26: 8025: some less attractive aspects ( e.g. courses in descriptive grammar ), which migh 27: 8097: re is the smallest opportunity e.g. in kindergarten or at school, pretending the 28: 8146: evailing. One might argue that e.g. Polish films are also of bad quality. But ev 29: 8148: ly supplied for a mass reader, e.g. low-brow romances or Dale Carnagie-psycholog 30: 8172: le to a human eye frames with, e.g. a name of a product, which influence subcons 31: 8248: ly avoiding its negative sides e.g. 'All children should have Nutella cream for 32: 8254: it does more harm than good by e.g. brainwashing consumers into purchasing needl