Sentence examples for course relations from inspiring English sources

Of course, relations between Occupy protesters and their city can be inherently fragile.

Of course relations have improved much since then, but history can still amplify everyday strains.

And of course, relations with Japan and the U.S. troops in Okinawa," Daisuke Nakai, a New York-based staff writer for the daily Asahi Shimbun, wrote on Twitter.

Of course relations between the police and the black residents were hardly utopian in late-'80s Los Angeles — a city just a few years shy of Rodney King and the 1992 riots. "The movie's a sort of wish fulfillment," said the screenwriter Shane Black, who created the "Lethal Weapon" franchise and wrote "The Last Boy Scout".

Of course, unity relations are not identity relations, but it is unclear just why they do not have to be transitive in the way the identity relation is supposed to be (in Sider 2001a, 203, he simply insists that they do not have to be, without saying why).

(Of course, 'enhancing' relations cover not only temporal relations but also other types of circumstantial relation).

"Of course, our relations with Mr. Reiman are good, but we had good relations with his predecessors who were also competent professionals," Mr. Nyago said.

Of course, race relations are still far from perfect, "But we can bring people together.

Another factor is China's apprehensions about the future course of relations with Washington.

He promised Georgians they could have it all: a pro-European political course, good relations with Russia, and democracy — all without anyone ever again offending patriarchal values.

And a victory by the conservative opposition party, the Grand National Party, could signal a change of course for relations with the North.