Sentence examples for term of course from inspiring English sources

In the short term, of course, Saturday Night Fever did not kill disco.

Over the long term, of course, economic growth is a prerequisite of a buoyant labour market.

In the near term, of course, neither Murdoch scion is likely to take the helm of the News Corporation.

Long term, of course, the anti-messianists would like to win over as many people inside the movement as possible.

In the longer term, of course, Congress must address more expansively the growing problem of unregulated soft-money donations.

Over the long term, of course, homeowners can make sure they have storm windows, proper insulation and efficient oil burners.

The government can't simply pass a law forcing companies to think longer-term, of course.

Barr is free to offer better terms, of course.

The terms, of course, are different for fixed home equity loans and lines of credit.

The justices would never write an opinion in such blatantly political terms, of course.

Davies's freedom of speech is worth defending both in abstract terms – of course – but also in practical terms.