Sentence examples for forms of course from inspiring English sources

Homelessness takes numerous forms, of course.

Agencies have some latitude to create their own forms, of course.

In its most extreme forms, of course, militant Islam has thrived most where state power is least, in places like Afghanistan, Lebanon and Sudan, and so it is not surprising that stronger states like Egypt would use what power they can to promote religious moderation.

Some forms, of course, are.

A majority of respondents also indicated that they are open to newer forms of course delivery, including video lectures and other online teaching methods.

Collis and Moonen (2001) also point out that ICT can offer students choices in instructional organisation including forms of course-organisation (e.g., face-to-face and online), time, place and pace of study.

Under most regulated forms of coursing only two hounds pursue the hare, the dogs competing against each other for a short time, and allowing the hare a significant chance of escape.

Ukip could still live on in some form, of course.

There are still writers working in this form, of course, but fewer and fewer of them.

This memory journey would have to come in book form, of course.

You don't have to read within your tradition or form, of course.