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Meanings of be an element in English

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Usage of be an element in English
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There may be an element of political self-protection in all of this.
The Irish Times
2
There may be an element of trying to keep your options open.
The South African
3
Perhaps there will be an element of uncertainty on your part too.
The South African
4
So there will be an element of experimentation in England's bowling lineup.
The Guardian
5
That said; there may be an element of clumsiness, on the romance front.
The South African
6
Yes, there may be an element of reproach, or even competition in this.
The Irish Times
7
There just needs to be an element of respect for our own film-makers.
The Guardian
8
There also appears to be an element of obstruscation involved.
The Irish Times
9
We naturally demand that there should be an element of delight somewhere in life.
Men, Women, and God / A Discussion of Sex Questions from the Chr...
10
This should not be an element in the election campaign.
The Guardian
11
There may be an element of competitiveness to deal with!
The South African
12
There will have to be an element of medical selection.
BBC
13
But there has to be an element of the unknown.
The Guardian
14
There may even be an element of competitiveness in romance!
The South African
15
There would seem to be an element of danger here.
Christian Science
16
Even failure may be an element of a glorious success.
A Fleece of Gold; Five Lessons from the Fable of Jason and the G...
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Be an element across language varieties
United Kingdom
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