Sentence examples similar to rather course from inspiring English sources

The problem however is that 'calling' through a clustering method is rather course-grained while several more refined methods are available [ 9, 12- 14].

Categorizing them into novice and advanced, rather than course sequence or class standing, was thus a useful, but rough categorization.

Events took a rather unbelievable course.

Mr. Pierre Gay would rather, of course, emphasize the virtues of the 3-D printing technology, rather than its darker possibilities.

Either way, it is all rather tedious.Of course, airlines and passengers would never stand for such treatment.

For the last four years, Russell T. Hicks has offered a rather personal course in political science for the Caribbean immigrants in Flatbush, Brooklyn.

Holed up with the Sun in a Gatwick hotel for 24 hours, Simmons wondered what he was doing and so decided on a rather surprising course of action.

She recommends a rather surprising course of action.

But this statement is not applicable to our patient who presented a rather regular course of the crisis.

Thus a robin (rather, of course, than a penguin) might be the child's prototype for 'bird'bird

It is now thought that after a conservatively treated episode, diverticular disease usually follows a rather benign course and that complications occur mostly at first presentation [37, 38].