Sentence examples for repeating a course from inspiring English sources

Mr. Currence won a James Beard award in 2009 for best Southern chef, and it's possible to eat brilliantly in Oxford for weeks, without repeating a course, in his restaurants alone.

It is not a sign of intelligence to repeat a course of action and expect different results.

Foglio et al 22 evaluated the effect of repeating a PR course after 1 year compared to standard care and reported no significant difference in any of the outcome measures at 2 years except a lower frequency of exacerbations.

There may be various reasons for this, such as a change of course, repeating a year, failing the final exam, late entry, and interruption of the programme, for example, to work.

Financial dependence, combined with verbal and physical abuse when repeated over a course of years, takes away the victim's power to terminate the relationship.

He has experienced zero gravity in a plane flying a repeating parabolic course and has felt high G forces in a Russian centrifuge; he and his crewmates nearly collapsed during a drill in which they had to wriggle into their water rescue suits within the stifling confines of a Soyuz capsule — a process he called "the most difficult thing I've done".

"With harassment, there needs to be repeated events in a course of conduct.

Repeated testing during a course, that leads to better retention of information, could be considered as a series of interim assessments.

We repeated this over a course of treatment times depending on the thickness of the eggshells: successive increments of 10 min for budgerigar and increments of 30 min for chicken, brushturkey, and pigeon.

Garite et al. [40] reported a significantly lower risk of neonatal composite morbidity only in infants born 2 7 days after a repeated standard course of betamethasone for deliveries prior to 34 weeks' gestation (39.3 versus 69.8%; P = 0.035).

Instead, it charged her for repeating course work before shutting down, leaving her without a degree and near her federal borrowing limit.