Sentence examples for course which may from inspiring English sources

It's larger, of course, which may make you more detectable by the agents of evil.

Conspiracy theories abound about the extent of the Murdoch family's influence over Tory media policy, of course, which may well be what Everett was hinting at.

Thus, after the election is over, politicians will often reverse course, which may include cutting spending, slowing the growth of money supply, and allowing interest rates to rise.

Teaching assistants should expect to spend no more than an average of 15 hours a week on work related to a course, which may include some administrative responsibilities.

Thin-film technology could eventually replace lithium-ion batteries in laptop PC's or cellphones, analysts say, but only after the current technology has run its course, which may not be for years.

His job description on the baptism notices of his 10 children (four died in infancy) follows an erratic course, which may reflect his fondness for drink, as well as the radical politics that made him unpopular in the village.

Optional Courses for the Minor—Three elective courses, which may include one film production course.

The focus areas and courses listed below are examples and do not include all the potential courses which may count.

Our Pre-Curriculum Course Descriptions describe the topics covered through our prerequisite courses, which may help you guide you and your school liaison.

Not listed below are undergraduate courses and one-time-only graduate courses, which may be found for a specific term through the Registrar's website.

Students develop an individualized focus field of four to six courses which may be drawn from social science offerings across the college and some of the graduate schools.