Sentence examples for broad course from inspiring English sources

Still, he remains committed to a broad course of action.

They have determined the broad course of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict over the last three decades.

Administrations centre their foreign policy within the broad course of tradition and then describe their approach as a dramatic shift.

But it is quite possible to foresee the broad course of these prices over longer periods, such as the next three to five years.

But it is quite possible to foresee the broad course of the prices of these assets over longer time periods, such as, the next three to five years.

He was sent to Yatesbury, a bleak place on the moors near Stonehenge, where he went through a broad course in electronics and then a specialized course in radar itself.

A common cognitive bias in political analysis is what Daniel Kahneman calls the availability heuristic: the tendency to focus on recent or familiar examples as opposed to the broader course of history and the richer volume of precedents.

Perhaps the Berlin Philharmonic's decision will be made easier if the orchestra realizes that whoever is chosen will almost certainly have little effect on the broader course of musical history.

Over the broader course of the election cycle, Mr. Romney polled an average of 9 points better than his national polling numbers in Michigan — but 2 points behind them in Ohio.

(They have little idea about the broader course of the war, and Trotter says he relies on his wife's letters to tell him.) Since fear is what they have been conditioned not to reveal, it is how this corrosive emotion manifests itself that defines them.

Unlike typical minority research programs that prepare students for graduate school, they realized that BBDS should take a broader course.