Sentence examples for both the course of from inspiring English sources

The reasons determine both the course of action and whether or not anything can be done to help strengthen your hands.

He said in an interview that the recent outbreak offered important insights on both the course of the disease and its treatment.

The decisive effect of secondary nucleation on both the course of supersaturation and CSD was highlighted through the qualitative analysis of selected batch runs, particular attention being focused on the seeds size and weight.

Particularly, the effect of major process variables (pressure of hydrogen, temperature, concentration of Ni II), concentration of acetates) on both the course of reduction and on the quality of resultant composite powders were investigated.

Considering both the course of events since World War II and our own Government's continuing reluctance to ratify the Convention, one would hope that a new book on genocide would include an assessment of the concept's value.

These assays correlated with both the course of infection for these animals, and the infectious viral load measured by a standard plaque assay, and could be used to determine the safety profile of rVSV vaccine vectors.

Audiences can dip into the Wendy or William plots, or both, over the course of three hours.

During the Clinton administration, both in the course of my service in the counsel's office and afterward, I argued for a broad view of executive privilege.

Thirteen years later, the couple both see the course of their love as almost ridiculously smooth, but there was one large bump.

United has begun modifying its 43 777's to make air temperature more uniform, both over the course of a flight and in different sections of a plane.

Jane Eyre is between two worlds and belongs in neither, although she will have to live in both during the course of the novel.