Sentence examples for define the course of from inspiring English sources
In the Trump Presidency, as in all Administrations, there will be political fights that define the course of events.
Only later did revolutionary theorists develop the notion that the very existence of an armed struggle in rural areas might help to define the course of civilian politics, putting the dictatorship on to the defensive, and forcing squabbling opposition groups to unite behind the guerrilla banner.
This is an evasion... Reforming the House of Lords and allowing patients to book appointments on the Internet may be good and worthwhile policies (bringing lasting peace to Ireland would be more than worthwhile), but they won't define the course of British history for the next generation.
"So Hard It Hurts" and "Nothing Ever Was, Anyway" are probably better known in versions by the pianist Paul Bley, her husband for a time, who recorded some of Ms. Peacock's slow wonders on "Ballads" and "Open, to Love" — solo-piano records which helped define the course of the label he recorded them for, ECM.
To define the course of subclinical diabetic macular edema (DME) and identify any predictors of progression to clinically significant DME.
Such testing has the potential to more clearly define the course of cognitive decline after cardiac surgery.
Namur, on the other hand, has been described by the historian Dan Snow as "the ship that defines the course of British history".
The decision that defined the course of his life was that, while still in his teens, he changed his name to a patronymic form, using no other thereafter and passing it on to his three children.
The impact will be defining the course of the peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, but there are also questions concerning Hamas, Egypt and, for obvious reasons, Turkey.
It's a fascinating and pulse-pounding time in human history, a time in which strong women as well as men were furiously defining the course of events for millennia to come.
