Sentence examples for course being considered from inspiring English sources

These issues are, of course, being considered as part of the Charter review process and the Trust is gathering audience views through its public consultation.

Talking openly about the racial dimension of sports in this way, of course, is considered unseemly.

And boys, of course, are considered the key audience for all the films that are any good (Toy Story, Cars).

An escapist novel about a neologician's search for a replacement for non would, of course, be considered nonfiction.

The content side of the course is considered and a sequence of thematic modules and references are substantiated.

Most women don't wear makeup, and residents joke that a clean T-shirt (with sleeves, of course) is considered formal wear.

Its downhill course is considered among the most challenging ever and begins with a pitch of more than 70 degrees out of the start house.

This course was considered very appropriate, as it is broadly related to the Engineering Geology Degree and there were no contents concerning Natural Hazards in these studies.

Student experience with this apparatus relative to a much more expensive computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) assembly cell available in another course is considered.

The 'success' of a 5-day course is considered with reference to the broader issue of collective empowerment for mental health service users.

With three time trials totaling about 60 miles, this year's course was considered to be less advantageous for climbers than in previous races.