Sentence examples for techniques of course from inspiring English sources

Airlines also train flight attendants in these techniques, of course.

Mendez muses on his techniques ("of course Pete Sheen is like Pete Doherty, but that hardly means he's supposed to be a cipher for him – I called him Pete because it suits the character") and proposes fake reviews ("The Heat generation has found its Bret Easton Ellis").

[Clinicians] have their own range of techniques, of course.

But while all that swirls around the upper echelon of Twitter's San Francisco office, the street expects a $0.04 per-share profit — using adjusted techniques of course — off revenue of $481.13 million.

Such isolation techniques, of course, require a mathematical model that has sufficient complexity to contain a realistic number of variables.

That technique, of course, is one of the things for which Hemingway is famous.

The technique, of course, is now common in long-form journalism.

This technique of course was unashamedly borrowed from Lytton Strachey's classic study, "Eminent Victorians," in which the author said he rowed out over a "great ocean of material" and lowered into it "a little bucket, which will bring up to the light of day some characteristic specimen".

However, the ex vivo technique of course only gave one time point per animal and could not be used for monitoring individual responses over time.

We've seen really fabulous DIYs done using that technique, of course.

Well, we have lots of techniques, but, of course, basically, in the laboratory, for much of it, we have to use artificial nests.