Sentence examples for a wider course from inspiring English sources

It calls for a broader qualification that would give more teenagers the chance to pursue science and maths as part of a wider course of study.

Jaspers' metaphysical reconstruction of Kantian idealism has been denounced by other philosophers, most notably those in the broad milieu of the Frankfurt School, as a stage in a wider course of cognitive degeneration, which falsely translates absolute metaphysical contents into moments of human inner experience.

These patients (P17, P21, P31) saw themselves as part of a wider course of events that they did not feel at liberty to interfere with.

In the liberal arts system, students pursue a wide course of study -- from history to politics to architecture.

But Joseph O'Brien, the trainer's son, steered a wide course on Australia and could be spotted moving up menacingly on the heels of the pace-setters early in the home straight.

Furthermore, the amount of defect areas significantly reduces by using a wide course, which has the effect of both increasing the deviation from the designed fiber path and reducing the number of manufacturable designs.

This could be further analyzed in the isochronal maps (Fig. 5, A and B) that show that RTs were spread over a wider time course in the Scn5a+/− hearts.

He has been ridden for his last six starts by Natalie Parker, an inexperienced amateur based at the Philip Hobbs yard, who steered a fairly wide course on at least a couple of those occasions.

After a short, bumpy flight, he and Dyer were driven straight to the racetrack, which has an airy Victorian grandstand and a wide, grassy course.

At the end of the semester, student anonymously completed a standardized, school-wide course evaluation.

There is a wider issue, of course: the US's superpower status, as opposed to the UK's post-imperial hangover.