1.   Bureaux and micros are not suitable, so a choice must be made between using an in-house mainframe and buying a mini.

2.   But at this point, no valid comparison can be made between their clocks, for they are separated.

3.   But so far, no direct link has been made between any of these corpses and the Pernkopf anatomy.

4.   But worst of all were the comparisons being made between Monty Clift and Jekyll and Hyde.

5.   In designing a course of study where a choice has to be made between two items, how available are they?

6.   In setting the final rates of conversion, a distinction was made between graduated levels of personal savings and assets and liabilities.

7.   It ignores the obvious discriminations which we make between similar treatment of different species within the animal kingdom.

8.   Links and connections will begin to be made between the way counsellees think or feel and the way they behave.

9.   Nina could never escape the inevitable comparisons that people made between her and her twin.

10.   The distinction is made between molars in place in mandibles or maxillae, and isolated molars.