Sentence examples for course junk from inspiring English sources

These days, of course, Junk wouldn't attract anything like so much attention.

Of course, junk bond yields have risen partly because investors have been withdrawing billions of dollars from risky corporate debt markets.

If KMV's model works and the market correction has nearly run its course, junk bonds are now a buy.

The extent of flooding depends on precipitation, discharge and topography, and changes along the river course (Junk et al., 1989).

No matter: the right-wing opposition supported intervention until, that is, a minister let slip that one aim in Albania was, in due course, to junk the right-wing president there.

I'm your princess.' " As for reaching a broader audience, he wants schools to adopt a 10-point plan to promote better nutrition and more exercise, including a period for stretching, replacing fund-raising efforts that use candy with ones using fruit or gift wrap, and, of course, banning junk food.

Of course I junked the whole apparatus when my new computer arrived three weeks later, but I still have fond memories of those three weeks.

In Europe, where there tends to be a shorter lead time, a rise may occur in the second half of next year.Of course, investors in junk bonds can suffer losses without a sharp rise in defaults.

Bohn (forthcoming) advocates composition as identity and argues that this entails unrestricted composition (which of course rules out junk).

Of course, an initial junk rating isn't the end of it, and GMAC could make it back to investment grade, even shortly after the deal closes.

Of course, pieces of junk DNA may be coopted into function, but that does not mean that they presently are functional.