Sentence examples for distinctive course from inspiring English sources

One of its most striking recommendations, however, was that Harvard should "develop distinctive course materials for use in, and potentially beyond, Harvard College," Bradley writes.

Compared with rivals, Roche has clearly set itself a distinctive course; whether it is the right course remains to be seen.

Many governments end up winning by avoiding hard choices and muddling through until a crisis becomes so imminent that tough measures are unavoidable.Hungary is setting a new, distinctive course.

This study designs a new structure for carbon-supported Mo2C composites, providing a distinctive course for the development of high-performance non-noble HER and ORR catalysts.

Since his presidency began in August 2006, he has charted an ambitious and distinctive course to advance Northeastern.

The AC group has less sickness absence compared to the other two MPI-S groups and it is evident that the MPI-S subgroups follow a distinctive course of sickness absence during the follow-up period.

Today, the resort boasts nine distinctive courses, including the legendary Pinehurst No. 2. In addition, guests can enjoy the use of an expansive spa, 18-court tennis center and a beach club on a private lake.

JAS with different B27 subtypes had similar features in most of manifestations; JAS and AAS patients with the same subtype could have distinctive courses.

Our study showed that JAS patients with different B27 subtypes had similar features in most of manifestations, and JAS and AAS with the same subtype could have distinctive courses.

All the characters were funny and real and distinctive, of course.

As much as charting a distinctive new course of Liberal Democracy, the book's co-editors, David Laws and Paul Marshall, arguably exploited the zeitgeist, locating the Lib Dems in a debate already entrenched among many Conservatives and New Labourites.