Sentence examples for embrace courses from inspiring English sources

We encourage even more mixing between statisticians and ecologists, by exhorting the former to go to the field to gain a sound understanding of the data for relevant modelling [ 24], and the latter to embrace courses in mathematics that underpin the reliable application of statistical methods [ 25].

There was nothing political meant by that embrace, of course.

What Lee didn't embrace, of course, was the Western conception of pluralistic democracy and free expression.

Either – really embrace your course, do as much work as you can, and learn how to learn.

Her aunt said she hated to see her niece embrace a course of action akin to "leechings of the Dark Ages".

In rejecting the view of the majority of his military advisers and embracing the course proposed by a handful of dissidents, President Bush found his finest moment.

We've put together a list of some of the hottest celebs who are embracing the course of nature and aging gracefully.

Indeed, an embrace of neutrality courses through Mr. Wohl's conversation: in what he learned to value as a law student at the University of Chicago, and in a career during which he has been prosecutor, court-appointed administrator, defense lawyer and now a sort of civilian judge, weighing disputes between the public and the police -- at a time of vitriolic distrust of law enforcement.

That kind of play takes a rowdy, grown-up form in rock 'n' roll, which can, of course, embrace the political, the romantic, the sexual, even the depressed.

Oil companies, of course, embrace the lower taxes, too.

But the White House chose instead to embrace an alternative course.