Sentence examples for course of how from inspiring English sources

It is not the normal course of how business is run — it is how governments run business.

And we all saw it was a blatant penalty for West Brom, which might have changed the course of how things were going for them.

What transpired would alter both men's lives — and, as a new documentary argues, help change the course of how the American political media reports the news.

But like with object recognition, we don't have a clear picture of how you get from lines what's the whole temporal course of how this information evolves?

"Women then weren't wearing haircuts — they wore sets, waved hair," he said, but her straight haircut with bangs to her cheekbones "changed the course of how women wear their hair, it introduced women to a new way of thinking".

The question remains, of course, of how you can have a metropolitan region as big as, for instance, that of Mexico's capital – home to 21 million people – and make it feel and function like Copenhagen's, home to 2 million.

Whether reconciliation is compatible with justice turns, of course, on how one conceives of justice.

In Experiment 5 we investigated the time-course of how metaphors influence the construal of complex issues.

In Experiment 5 we investigated the time-course of how metaphors influence people's construal of and reasoning about problems.

Of course, the question of how much lotteries contribute to education has been around for years.

He is, of course, acutely aware of how his remarks might play in the media.