Found 458 matches (50 printed). Sorted by order of appearance (case-insensitive).Number of matches per 100,000 words: 138.79No : Line : Concordance 1: 26: better opportunities and very often do not hesitate to benefit from it, even il 2: 28: ith social disapproval and are often forced to live beyond the pale. Problems wi 3: 100: and mothers, it is still very often more difficult for women to gain the positi 4: 128: kind of breaking the law. Very often they themselves admit that they are not abl 5: 192: than men, and their success is often belittled. Women themselves are also not ta 6: 194: example, the coloured are very often viewed as worse, less reliable and dishones 7: 208: nately. Children are also very often not able to distinguish between reality and 8: 230: heir husbands approve of. Most often it is because they don't have the slightest 9: 270: ep-hidden dreams came true and often make a tremendous effort to achieve their i 10: 308: tance to a cook. However, very often happens that the future cannot be made in o 11: 316: the knowledge of reality, more often on our imagination. It is this imagination 12: 322: rily have to be the case. Very often does it happen that technology does more ha 13: 372: h results from that they would often take up exercising for just pleasure and go 14: 482: well as dangers which they are often too vulnerable to overcome on their own. Be 15: 522: erson entering this phase will often develop obsessive habits and ideas. Mental 16: 552: led up on compulsory basis who often have negative attitude towards military ser 17: 584: h they are often looked up to. Often they must tolerate the feeling of helplessn 18: 671: magination in this world. Very often people are simply ashamed to admit it but d 19: 719: , apart from printed texts, we often catch ourselves reading each other's eyes. 20: 745: o earn a large sum of money is often so strong that the boxers do not comply wit 21: 815: eat sophistication. People are often referred to as 'human animals' who have tra 22: 937: ngs. Pure curiosity could very often lead to trying drugs, just to see how they 23: 955: tween consecutive lectures and often having to go to different buildings for dif 24: 965: OZ-0014.2>/^t/It is heard very often that children spend too much time in front 25: 1011: low-townsmen. It happens quite often that neighbours in a block of flats know ha 26: 3761: time of children. Parents very often think they know what their children feel an 27: 4043: ype of towels. The adverts are often claimed to be embarrassing and formulated t 28: 5425: ccess are relatively low. They often do not realize that they are ignorant. Some 29: 5614: orn and conceited riders, very often treat cycling as irrelevant./^t/To sum up m 30: 6079: People know each other and are often nosy and malicious. Privacy is confined by 31: 6309: terrifying they more and more often put it in practice. Our reality is full of 32: 6966: . Advertising is offensive and often appeals to baser instincts, preying on our 33: 7029: , to shop etc., they walk more often and, then, they are less stressed, less ner 34: 7075: population. The programmes are often created overnight which makes their quality 35: 7568: the mankind from misery. Most often the people we choose are skilled in dealing 36: 7620: hool or university. It is very often caused by problems in the smaller towns' co 37: 7663: es are packed and yet they are often delayed. The streets are so crowded, there 38: 7682: ry positive connotations, very often these people are not fully satisfied with t 39: 7686: ries. Besides the society very often builds unnecessary barriers and creates a s 40: 7724: ble to earn their living. They often turn to crime, as they want to buy narcotic 41: 7774: tural events lure people. They often leave their fatherlands and move to the cit 42: 7804: s town residents in big houses often surrounded by large gardens. The supporters 43: 7904: llage for everybody. Films are often televised, and some of them are made specia 44: 8077: ends to be) and, what is more, often has a harmful influence on forming the pers 45: 8114: must be paid for small flats, often situated in the suburbs. Many stress that t 46: 8146: tatement to say, that they are often of questionable value. Not only are they tr 47: 8146: , become box-office hits. They often go unnoticed (because they are not promoted 48: 8369: eating certain schemes: we are often shown another kind of washing powder after 49: 8502: sense. Such strange views are often justified by catholic authorities on the gr 50: 8578: act on their own and are very often in danger of suffering from their ignorance