Sentence examples for because a course from inspiring English sources

Just because a course is cheap does not mean it is worthless; the existence of costly ones is not in itself a sign of iniquitous social division.

"Just because a course bears a certain title doesn't mean it teaches the right content," said a recent report by the Education Trust.

As Wade discovered while studying in China for his MA in Tesol by distance from a UK university, just because a course is part-time doesn't mean that you will have a lot of time for reflection.

In our experience, it is important that all participants are of a similar ability because a course containing a mixture of both novices and those more experienced with bioinformatics analysis is difficult to run.

But because such a course of action was ethically and morally toxic, our divided and fragmented political system couldn't carry it through until the markets intervened.

Also, members of some teams take part only because participation is a course requirement.

Because it is a course organized by genre, the students' command of literary form is essential.

It is also called the Middle Way, because it steers a course between the extremes of self-gratification and self-mortification.

Just because it allows a course does not mean you can actually take it.

Substitutions of required courses (typically sought because a required course is not offered in the quarter of choice) require approval from the faculty liaison.

We did so not because we desired such a course, but solely because the Government had left us with no other choice.