Sentence examples for eligible of course from inspiring English sources

(As long as the debts are eligible, of course. Some debts, like student loans, cannot be discharged in a bankruptcy).

Being eligible of course does not mean that the drug would be appropriate but the acceleration in annual costs over five years might well continue over a longer period.

It will still be years before she is eligible to vote, of course, but, said the campaign-weary Mr. Wolfson, she is old enough to know the names of all the candidates.

Should they too then become eligible for affirmative action?Of course not.

I suppose I've dropped the ball by never explicitly explaining to her that "women are of course eligible to serve as U.S. president but no one ever has yet for a variety of reasons..."...

Although several attempts were made, another 11%% of eligible course participants were not reachable by email or phone.

Foreign students are not eligible for state or federal financial aid, of course, but they are eligible for scholarships from private sources.

A Communities and Local Government department spokesman said: "In the unlikely event a firefighter cannot reach their normal pension age because of ill-health and they are 55 or over, they would, of course, be eligible for an ill-health pension".

Illegal immigrants, of course, aren't eligible for either of those programs, but they can get emergency health care through Medicaid, including care for their legal children born in the United States.

Of course, not every eligible voter actually participates on Election Day.

We need to regulate and mandate what we will tolerate on our streets, the types of weapons, the loading capacity of the clips and of course who's eligible to purchase them and where.