Sentence examples for middle course in from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Cheong, who has "always inclined to the middle course in life," this is part of her appeal.

Bossuet tried to steer a middle course in the quarrel caused by the movement, devoting himself to his controversy with the Protestants.

Its lower course was explored by St . Vincent Whitshed Erskinein 1868 69, and Captain J.F. Elton traveled down its middle course in 1870.

And that's not a good break for CNN, a network whose strategy is to steer the middle course in its news coverage.

PAGE B1 CNN LAGS BEHIND CNN, with its strategy to steer the middle course in its news coverage, has fallen behind its rivals, Fox and MSNBC.

Yet among the more interesting poll results he cites are that Americans overall want to steer a middle course in the Arab-Israeli dispute and that Jewish and Arab Americans view a negotiated peace along similar lines.

Hops are grown on irrigated alluvial terraces along its middle course, while in the rich farming area around New Norfolk are many fruit orchards.

For a time Pius continued to endeavour to steer a middle course, claiming in his address to the cardinals of April 29 that he was a disinterested spectator of the revolutionary activities sweeping Italy and that his program of reform was merely the fulfillment of the program long pressed upon the papacy by the powers.

It has been observed that in the middle course, the valley increases in width and in the lower course the valley is very wide.

In the middle course, the valley increases in width due to the increase in lateral erosion, but its depth does not change significantly because vertical erosion has slowed down.

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.