Sentence examples for middle course and from inspiring English sources
The long-term fluctuations in the water level of the Don reach about 40 feet in the upper course, 25 feet in the middle course, and 20 feet in the lower course.
I steered a middle course and found the $70 dinner to be more than adequate for a moderately hearty appetite, and bristling with enough surprises to fill an evening.
But what if the label tells you X, Y and Z?" The new hang has taken "a middle course" and a number of short texts will start from a work, but are designed to open up wider historical and political issues.
Four sections are formed in the cascade, with the gradient around 300 200 m in the middle course and below 100 m in the lower course.
Lord Levene said in the balance between value for money or maintaining a viable industrial base the DIS "tries as well as it can to steer a middle course and to achieve as much as it can in both directions....We will never have a perfect solution".
If anyone had suggested six months ago that a grey 59-year-old Luxembourger with a talent for middle courses and compromise would emerge as the most controversial figure in European politics, few would have believed them.
Judicious critics of the wartime political writings of the Kyoto School must surely try to steer a middle course between and beyond what James Heisig aptly calls the "side-steppers and the side-swipers" (see Heisig 1990, 14).
It is plausible to see the "silent decade" between 1771 and 1780 as the interval in which Kant decided how to manage the skeptical problem he now saw as threatening morality, arriving finally at the positive philosophy in the Critique of Pure Reason (1781) which steers (perhaps only temporarily, judging by the Opus Postumum) a middle course between visionary and mystical enthusiasm and skepticism.
They believe he ought to "get tough" with Israel on settlements, and "steer a middle course between Israel and the Palestinians".
The two most brilliant writers of religious prose in France in the 20th century were Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881 1955), a poetical writer with a luxury of images, and Simone Weil (1909 43), more terse and restrained; they steered a middle course between dogmatism and humility in luring the lay reader to their ardent expressions of conviction.
It supplies the cities around its middle course (Ch'ŏngju, Nonsan, and Kanggyŏng) with water and with electricity.
