Sentence examples for course in practice from inspiring English sources

Of course, in practice the torch relay is just another layer of corporate mummification.

Of course, in practice, there might be a large element of wishful thinking on the Tories' part.

Ideally, there was to be compulsory schooling everywhere, but of course in practice the ideal was scarcely reached anywhere.

Of course, in practice, that might lead to some pretty regressive votes – caps on council tax most importantly – but it's still a genuine shift of power.

Of course, in practice Herrera does not have €36m lying around, so United could in theory pay the money on his behalf.

Since this is the central symbolic act of their faith, it's a cruel punishment, and of course in practice in many places the rule is simply ignored.

While each studio supports specialized courses, in practice many students work across studios integrating a variety of materials and techniques.

The GHE framework is not intended to be prescriptive and can be adapted flexibly to local resources or contexts if used to conceptualise courses in practice.

Schoenfeld's suggestion of a triple fry sounds complicated, of course, but in practice it is merely a chore, one that yields a perfect crust.

This allows for an unlimited number of potential states, of course limited in practice by the number of observed data points.

In this context, the issue is not just the implication of economics-dominated MBA courses in practices that are now seen to be unsustainable.