Sentence examples for continuing a course from inspiring English sources

Status quo: continuing a course of action because of tradition.

To which the authors add: Status quo: continuing a course of action because of tradition.

This second book of Japanese: The Spoken Language continues a course in modern spoken Japanese that teaches current usage through drills and functional exchanges.

Until his death at 36, Byron continued a course of sybaritic abandon, traveling with an entourage bewitched by his escapades and terrified by his mood swings and violent temper.

As long was we allow our current course of reform to continue, a course largely based on ideology and little else, we are doomed to a society built on stagnation, cultural poverty, and a crumbling infrastructure.

The sample included both patients who continued a course of corticosteroids started before admission and those who commenced corticosteroids after admission.

While there is very little data about adherence to acupuncture regimens in usual care, our findings suggest that RCT participants may be more likely to continue a course of acupuncture treatment even in the absence of benefit than patients receiving acupuncture in usual care (particularly those paying for treatment).

Here, SH-72 splits away from US-64, continuing a southbound course straight through the junction to join westbound US-62.

Despite the early relapse, the patient declined second line chemotherapy but was granted permission to continue a prolonged course of vaccination at 2 monthly intervals over a 2-year period.

Not to act would be to risk continuing down a course which could have extensive and permanent effects on bee populations.

It looks like he will split the difference in Afghanistan, which amounts to continuing on a course which is not promising.