Sentence examples for course the status from inspiring English sources

Of course, the status of Mlle Trierweiler, who is paid for by the French taxpayer, is a legitimate matter for enquiry.

Had he prevailed, of course, the status quo would have obtained: the Nesses would have continued to play the role of actual custodians until either they or Stanley acted to alter the informal arrangement, and there would still have been no living adult with any legally enforceable obligation for the care and support of the infant children.

Of course, the status of non-citizens is better in some countries than in others (thus making the 'gap' between citizens and non-citizens smaller), but the rights mentioned in the literature as promoters of belonging the right to vote at national elections and protection from deportation are everywhere restricted to citizens only.

Of course, the status quo folks are fighting back with constant smears and threats, but to their credit the New Council is standing its ground.

There's the ceaseless scramble to improve our TRW, belt-tightening for the IRS, weighing the advantages of the latest high-tech gizmo from AT&T; or cost-saving offer from GTE, working out at the YMCA, keeping abreast of the latest NIMBY scuttlebutt and, of course, the status of the O.J. trail.

The second interesting finding is that the patient presented, during the course of the status migrainosus and the persistent aura without infarction, her first epileptic seizure.

Some, of course, want the status quo.

Of course, the symbolic status of the Parliament building and its democratic institutions also make the landmark site a target for those who want to send a loud message by attacking it.

Of course, the marital status restriction had little to do with safety and was finally struck down in 1968, but not before affecting at least a few lives.

It is conceivable that latter causes might play a greater role in the course of the status-quo investigation.

There are, of course, reasons behind the status quo.