Sentence examples for conducted over the course from inspiring English sources

A weekend of talk and thought and a genuine sense of one long conversation/meditation being conducted over the course of consecutive events.

To put that figure in perspective, consider that much of the official party business is conducted over the course of about four hours a night.

The study was conducted over the course of two and a half years by the Centre for the AIDS Program of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA).

The trial was conducted over the course of a season and – Oh dear, the inert substance did rather well – second place in the Premier League, Champions League runners-up and beaten finalists in the League Cup.

Like an injection, however, a patch delivers a controlled dose, so the immune system can get accustomed to the allergen's presence, and thus cease to regard it as a threat.A recent trial of the peanut patch, conducted over the course of a year, involved 221 volunteers in 22 places around the world.

"Then run!" No one seemed more surprised at the experience than the inmates, as they said during the concluding sessions of two workshops conducted over the course of the past few months, one for the general prison population and one for a segregated population of former gang members and sex offenders.

The screening was organized annually and was conducted over a course of 1 day, with different cohorts enrolled into the database registry each year.

Face-to-face interviews with participants aged 50 and over were conducted in the course of the regularly scheduled census in three HDSS sites.

But the Labor leader, Bill Shorten, blasted Turnbull for his conduct over the course of the week.

In an interview with MSNBC's Tamron Hall on Tuesday, Waters said she's one of the more than 50 Democratic lawmakers boycotting the ceremony, but she artfully dragged the president-elect for his conduct over the course of the election.

In the present study, we made use of this situation and tested (1) the long-term memory of experienced monkeys, (2) the information transmission from experienced to naïve group members (that have been born and/or immigrated in the 2 years since the original study) and (3) the persistence of socially learned techniques over several test blocks conducted in the course of 9 months.