Sentence examples for objective of course from inspiring English sources
"It's an objective, of course," he admits.
Mr. Achenbaum is not entirely objective, of course; he was the hotel's developer.
The objective, of course, is to show up your own partner for the fool that he is.
The objective, of course, is to exploit the porch as an evocative backdrop, a Norman Rockwell podium from which to address middle-class America.
The objective, of course, is to smoke out those who would take deep umbrage at mockery, while celebrating the good sports.
The objective, of course, should be a system of benefits that encourages people to work their way out of penury, and an economy that does not result in so many people needing welfare in the first place.
The objective of coursing is to test and judge the athletic ability of the dogs rather than to kill the hare.
Objectives of course: to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the literature concerning the causes of war; to define specific questions and issues which must be addressed by future research; and to develop concrete research strategies for investigating these questions.
I tend to shoot for one major story (i.e., worth of issuing a press release) out of every five corporate blog posts, depending on the company and its objectives, of course.
My objective now, of course, is to continue this work, to keep us at the top and again make our mark in Europe.
The latter objective can of course be remedial for Article III purposes, when threatened injury is one of the gravamens of the complaint.
