Sentence examples for core of course from inspiring English sources

At the movies' core, of course, is familiarity: they're exceptionally good reimaginings of nineteen-thirties sci-fi serials like "Flash Gordon".

At their core, of course, the books are police procedurals and uncover the pragmatism that can muddle investigations and lead those other than Rebus to wrong conclusions.

At its core, of course, the service is a visual bookmarking service for links, photos and documents.

At its core, of course, it's about the advertising, with most indicators showing that online will continue to strongly outpace traditional media in advertising growth and effectiveness.

And with Google Assistant at the core, of course, it can handle everything you might otherwise use something like Google Home for — voice-powered automation, controlling your TV, etc. Unlike the Echo Spot, Lenovo's clock has no built-in camera — which, given that it's meant to live in the bedroom, is probably a fine decision.

The routes are to include a two-year "common core" of courses, including English and maths, although the Sainsbury report wants to end the government's compulsory resitting of those subjects for students who failed them at GCSE level.

Thirty-three of the 35 Core Competencies were substantially covered, or were a core component of course material in one or more of the core courses.

Part of running a successful core facility, of course, is customer service, and in this case our "customers" are scientists, and the coin they use to pay for services is funds from research grants.

And that's the core issue, of course.

There are elements of the cha cha, salsa, and merengue in Zumba -- along with a bit of hip hop and modern (and legit core exercises, of course!).

As previously indicated, every current course syllabus states: "At the core of this course is the idea that ALL people should not be required to give up their ethnic and cultural traditions in order to become part of mainstream society".