Sentence examples for course substances from inspiring English sources

Of course, substances can come into or go out of existence, in cases of generation or destruction; and these are changes in the category of substance.

But, of course, substance and results will matter more than style.

Of course, other substances containing polyphenols have shown early promise, and then underperformed in follow-up studies.

Alcohol is not, of course, a substance of milklike benignity.

Similarly strong on atmospherics is Gerard Johnson's British bent-cop drama, Hyena (Metrodome, 18), a sordid London hopscotch course of substance abuse and human trafficking, though it's less illuminating than it is immersive.

Of course, the substance is quite different in the cases where people work in expectation of the Kingdom of God and in the other cases where they become "futurologists".

These instruments assess static and dynamic individual factors that can aid in informing the intensity and course of substance abuse treatment and correctional supervision that is expressed in an offender case plan.

Of course, the substance of the bill has dramatically changed.

The importance of such disorders for the long-term course of substance abuse is, however, still unclear.

This case differs from the typical course of substance induced psychoses in that it did not resolve with abstinence and pharmacotherapy.

By controlling for socio-demographic and substance use factors, such studies may clarify whether lifetime Axis I and II disorders have a unique and independent impact on the long-term course of substance abuse.