Sentence examples for course embracing from inspiring English sources

Of course, embracing the spirit of Brexit to the full would immediately hurt this and other industries.

Of course embracing mutuals is not the whole solution, but they offer much of what we wish for from a post-capitalist world.

But the editors, meeting over breakfast at a London restaurant, steered a careful course, embracing most but not all of the measures recommended in a report last week by a high-ranking judge, Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson.

Of course, embracing creativity is not only important in computer science, it is important in all domains.

As we struggle with issues of immigration, discrimination and racial prejudice, Mother Nature, meanwhile, follows its own course, embracing society's plurality and, in the process, shaking up our perceptions about origins, ethnicity and identity".

Benner also recommends being realistic about how much food your guests actually will need, cooking with local, organic ingredients whenever possible, minimizing meat (and going free-range with your turkey), turning your cooking scraps into soups or other easy dishes you can freeze, and of course, embracing the leftovers game. .

Oil companies, of course, embrace the lower taxes, too.

PR, of course, embraces communications strategies other than securing media coverage: internal comms, investor relations, stakeholder engagement.

That kind of play takes a rowdy, grown-up form in rock 'n' roll, which can, of course, embrace the political, the romantic, the sexual, even the depressed.

"Japan must strengthen its relationship with other countries".Some Japanese firms, of course, embraced globalisation years ago and have prospered as a result notably Toyota, which is now nearly the world's biggest carmaker.

For these reasons, our course embraces all figures of speech, including simile, and all metaphorical representations, including visual metaphor, as "fair game" for analysis (to use an animal metaphor of our own).