Sentence examples for efforts off course from inspiring English sources

Internal disagreements over the way the district handled the state's targeting of its Mexican-American studies program, banned by legislation that said it fostered hatred against white people, pushed other educational efforts off course, he said.

The prime minister, who had hoped to use the weekend papers to restate his personal commitment to the NHS, found his efforts blown off course by the resulting furore.

Events seemingly unrelated to the GPEI might throw the whole effort off course.

There are opposing efforts, of course.

While Ms. Conlin accurately described some of the efforts visible to cruisers, she veered off course when it came to environmental initiatives below deck.

But Mr. Bush and his aides were clearly worried today that Mr. Hussein's new offer could delay -- and perhaps blow off course -- their effort to force both the rapid disarmament of Iraq and the fall of its government.

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You can never get knocked off course.

But Mr. Romney veered off course.

Panicked and confused, they went off course.

Rosoff is not thrown off course.