Sentence examples for course of extended from inspiring English sources

Ironically, so few employees learn new skills on the job these days that it's much more likely that an unemployed person might have expanded his or her skill set, either by taking classes, mastering new software or learning new marketing techniques in the course of extended unemployment.

"If we do pursue this course of extended life, interminably extended life," Father Neuhaus said, "I would advise the most informed and critical resistance at every point along the way".

Thus, due to an increased prefrontal dopamine level, met-carriers may be able to develop a well formed and stable, spatially coded movement representation early in practice, thereby supporting the formation of a representation in motor coordinates in the course of extended practice, which later enables automatic movement execution.

In case biofilms formed during the course of extended growth, cultures were thoroughly resuspended and mixed by pipetting up and down and scraping the sides and bottoms of the wells before serial dilution and CFU determination.

In the course of extending their sovereignty, territorial princes took over this right to patronage and fashioned of it the legal basis on which, in the Reformation, they assumed full control over the administration of the church.

In the course of extending this to the general problem of subgraph isomorphism (a key primitive in graph databases), we were named GraphChallenge 2017 champions for our implementation of the triangle-counting and k-truss problems.

HERR BOHM: The Prosecution assert further-and I ask whether you know anything about this-that in the course of extending the war effort, 86percentt of the professional leadership corps were made available.

In the course of extending our previous studies on hsp's in prostate cancer, we found that Hsp70 is secreted into the spent media by some prostate cell lines under routine cell culture conditions, although a rigorous examination of all the cell lines remains to be completed.

See Skinner v. Oklahoma, where MR. JUSTICE DOUGLAS, in an opinion holding infirm under the Equal Protection Clause a state statute that required sterilization of habitual thieves who perpetrated larcenies but not those who engaged in embezzlement, noted the alternative courses of extending the statute to cover the excluded class or not applying it to the wrongfully included group.

One participant said that both sides faced pressure to settle because of the possibility that the airline would dissolve over the course of an extended strike.

But his changeover was gradual and took place over the course of an extended evolution.