Sentence examples for course in the case of from inspiring English sources

Of course, in the case of adopting new varieties, the choices may be gradual.

Of course, in the case of large bending stiffness, the system is made stable by hardening the elastic plate.

Of course, in the case of Lindytown, the coal is still here; it's the people who are mostly gone.

(Except, of course, in the case of New York City, where Mayor Rudolph Giuliani would be in complete and total charge, even if he had already been incinerated).

Of course, in the case of the average American family, it is quite easy to paraphrase away the appearance of reference to some actual family.

The coach said a rugby player needed skill, speed and size but of course in the case of this particular hero two out of three had proved an ultimately winning equation.

There's name-dropping, of course, as in the case of Cary Leibowitz's "Liza Minnelli for President" rain ponchos.

The exception, of course, is in the case of executions, of which China is expected to carry out more than 5,000 this year.

Except, of course, that in the case of the football match the commentary is supplied not by Sir David Attenborough, but by the watching parents.

Touting tickets online is not illegal, of course, except in the case of football matches where the practice is forbidden by the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act.

[See video of Obama's 2011 speech.] There are risks involved with comedians hosting a big Washington media-political gala, of course, as in the case of Louis C.K. and the RTCA dinner.