Sentence examples for course nations from inspiring English sources

Of course, nations like China present a problem, since companies are effectively forced there by competition and the demands of investors, as well as their own profit motivation.

Of course, nations struggling to create a new identity or character are not the only ones where a hummable tune or a colorful scrap of material are endowed with such power.

One must agree world trade and world traders and of course, nations who benefit most from such trade must find ways to alleviate some of the negative impacts.

For the French it is of course nation itself; for the Germans, Volk, for the Russians, narod.

Of course, nation states will not disappear any time soon.

Nations "develop in conformity to this division," Vico says, "by a constant and uninterrupted order of causes and effects present in every nation" ("The Course the Nations Run," §915, p.335).

Of course, trading nations used to be an exclusive, and tiny, group.

Of course, European nations have never stopped involving themselves in wars elsewhere.

And, of course, wealthy nations like the United States attract immigrants from all over the world, speaking all manner of languages.

It's not poverty, though of course our nations are united in tackling deprivation wherever it exists.

Eventually, of course, all nations will have to improve on their pledges, especially big emitters like China, India and the United States.