Sentence examples for from the courses of from inspiring English sources

From the courses of exchange in British Consols and the fall in French Rentes, the Berlin papers try to construe the fear that the proceedings in regard to Morocco have taken an unfavorable turn, but all this is derived from reports from abroad.

The ruling party's former chief whip Mathole Motshekga says struggle songs originated from the courses of colonialism, slavery and apartheid which is why the earliest songs had a "religious character".

In an attempt to build the ROC curves, we estimated the students' performances in each semester by averaging the scores from the courses of each period.

Law is a shield for the powerless, not a club for the powerful, and no one will divert me from the course of justice.

Soviet advisers arrived in force after 1944 to make sure that the newly communist country did not stray from the course of nationalisation, industrialisation and building socialism.

Subsequently, the patient could have been told what to expect from the course of this disease.

This goal should be pursued for its own sake, since other ends may distract us from the course of inquiry.

Furthermore, God cannot cause a miracle by planning and executing a grand series of particular events, which includes a deviation from the course of nature.

But hopefully kind of subvert it a little bit, strip back stuff from the course of the movie".

Ethanol also induces MOP internalization; however the time course of ethanol-induced MOP internalization is complex and markedly different from the course of ligand-induced internalization (Fig. 1D).

The suspect had sought to dissuade the victim from the course of action that resulted in his or her suicide.