Sentence examples for course issues from inspiring English sources

And of course issues of faith should not distract attention from issues of economics and war.

Recently, in his course "Issues in Comparative Politics," a professor played a short news clip about the electoral process in Iraq.

Of course, issues like family planning abroad, support for the United Nations, and other ideologically charged matters can still create deep divisions among Republicans.

"We've had issues of depression and, of course, issues that caused suicides … some of what might be coming out might help explain that as well," he said.

There are cost concerns (mobile devices are too expensive), and Internet connectivity issues in rural areas, and the non-uniformity of Arabic texts, and, of course, issues of censorship — but the piece is ultimately hopeful and, I think, quite exciting.

In January, 15 students from the University of Kent began a 10-week course, Issues in Criminal Justice, alongside 15 prisoners at Swaleside, covering topics relevant to criminal justice, such as prisons, drugs and the causes of crime.

Trump, like Orbán and Salvini, will of course issue ritual condemnation of the Christchurch suspect, denouncing all violence.

Ironically, Powell began as a First Amendment champion but he sharply changed course, issuing a record number of fines.

We first see him on the battlefield — wounded in the Union cause, and (of course) issuing an order that another man be treated first.

Injuries and off-course issues punctured Woods's aura of invincibility in recent years.

McIlroy had an "off-year" in 2013 - precipitated by a combination of off-course issues, including a switch to Nike equipment and legal wrangles with his management company.