Sentence examples for support of course from inspiring English sources

"I support, of course, top class 'blue skies' research," Cable will say at the Queen Mary BioEnterprises Innovation Centre in London.

There are expressions of mutual support, of course, between Britain's only remaining contenders in the men's and women's singles draw but they realise they have to go their own way, work out their own problems and strategies.

Property owners and developers had been seeing red meat all around the Far West Village, and the historic society moved quickly to extend the landmark district and put the kibosh on a Miami-on-Hudson, which I support, of course.

The Democratic Party depends heavily on black support, of course, but its electoral success or failure does not correlate with black margins in the same way that it does with those of the white working class.

Compositors wanted to know which team you supported and when you said neither Rangers nor Celtic, that you were a Dunfermline or a Thistle man, a subsequent question arose: "No, but which team do you really support?" Of course, these questions conflated religious with ethnic identity: more than from theological dispute, they stemmed from Ireland's conquest and Irish migration.

There also is emoji and Giphy support, of course.

These studies, supported of course by the use of the full range of modern material examination techniques and computational simulations, allow a more complete understanding of analyzed structures.

LTE is supported, of course, and there's Bluetooth 3.0, NFC, 802.11ac Wi-Fi (that's rare for a smartphone) and an IR blaster.

We have got an increase in numbers who will be able to qualify for university, supported of course by the fact that the Welsh government will be paying the cost of the higher tuition fees".

Free legal support, financial counseling, HR support and, of course, mentorship is also provided.

Not that I want to support winners, of course – they're boring too.