Sentence examples for trial of course from inspiring English sources

It will be a religious trial, of course.

Because of the trial, of course, that empire began to fall apart.

An aide says that a "high-profile investigation not a show trial, of course" of a rich and prominent relation of the president's is possible.Even this is unlikely to work completely.

People charged with crimes may be held for trial, of course, but the government may not be prepared to charge Mr. Padilla and may be uncomfortable with the disclosures it would have to make to him and at a trial if it charged him with a crime.

She is not permitted to write the birth dates of her children: "It was the bureaucratic equivalent of Groundhog Day... " Wilson and Plame do not attend the trial, of course, but follow it on the internet through the assiduous courtroom reporting of the team for Firedoglake.com.com

Lock them up without a proper trial, of course.That's how the British government is dealing with people it suspects of terrorism.

There were subsequent trials, of course.

All clinical trials, of course, are experiments on people.

This test was the "first emergency vehicle testing day" Waymo has run with its new vehicles (they're exposed to them in the course of the ordinary vehicle road trials, of course, but this is the first dedicated day around this testing).

"One of the opportunities for academia is to find better ways to have some cross-talk, whether that's internships for graduate students to get some experience in industry or other ways to get the students really exposed to the industrial side of drug development" Between target identification and clinical trials of course there is another piece.

The unpublished trials are, of course, the trials that show the pharma companies' new products in unflattering lights – trials that suggest that their drugs don't work very well, or don't work at all, or are actively harmful.