Sentence examples for course the task from inspiring English sources

Now, of course, the task is to reach out -- as Mr. Bush promised when he started his campaign.

It is, of course, the task of sending warnings to President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia, and other Balkan thugs, that they could feel the sharp edge of NATO's sword.The former Spanish foreign minister's sunny disposition does occasionally give way to wrath Croatia's President Franjo Tudjman was once the recipient of a famous tongue-lashing.

Yet of course the task of negotiating, building and enforcing a set of global financial rules would be immense, and would take many years, as Mr Turner freely admits.In any event, whatever progress has already been made in terms of policy co-ordination in the past few months, the global crisis has increased the strains between ideologies and political agendas.

Of course the task will not be easy.

Of course the task will not be easy, but not to do this would be a crime against humanity.

Though we discover she has a Ph.D from Brown and has written one book of literary criticism (the dissertation, of course), the task of writing Hunter Miles is too much for her -- as it would be for many who try to resurrect or retain, in words, one they love.

But he has yet to face Goliath .Goliath, of course, is the task of reforming Italy.

And once the shark is on board it'll thrash about, of course, making the task of fixing the tag to its dorsal fin rather tricky.

"In the course of the task force's ensuing work, it became aware of evidence — primarily in the form of electronic communications and taped conversations — that raised questions about the integrity of the marks," the report said.

A second within subjects repeated measures ANOVA on within task visual-analog scale of arousal showed that arousal was not significantly changed over the course of the task, F 4, 14) = 1.070, p = .378, MSE = 2.06, η 2  = .04.04

Further, patients who were rated as aware of their memory loss remained well calibrated over the course of the task whereas those rated as relatively unaware grew over-confident in their predictions [F (1, 33) = 4.19, p =.02].