Sentence examples for very course that from inspiring English sources

So it may seem perverse that in this new era of reckoning — with consumers finally tapped out, government coffers lean and banks paralyzed by fear — many economists have concluded that the appropriate medicine is a fresh dose of the very course that delivered the disarray: Spend without limit.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — It happened at a very Old Course that thought it had seen it all.

The grand prix runs for two hours; it's a long lap on a very demanding course that is pretty repetitive, with lots of 90-degree corners and heavy braking.

Bovine leukemia virus (BLV), a retrovirus related to human T-cell leukemia virus types 1 and 2 (HTLV-1 and HTLV-2), causes enzootic bovine leukosis, a disease characterized by a very extended course that often involves persistent lymphocytosis (PL) and culminates in B-cell lymphoma [ 1].

Bridalplasty is par for a very, very bizarre cultural course that started somewhere back on MTV's first drunken Real World and will end somewhere humid and pustulous, where no light escapes.

But when the plane regained some speed — as when the pilot at the controls briefly pushed the nose down — the alarm sounded again, possibly discouraging the very course of action that might have saved it.

He told me that the thriller writer James Patterson lived nearby and often played this very course, and that he, the real-estate developer, had a thriller of his own all figured out.

The problem is, of course, that very few of the new things that flood the market each year actually do.

It's still very vague but of course that's getting you quite near to 'well of course that means there's a God'.

But Mr. Ozzie and his colleagues at Microsoft recognize, of course, that very little in the technology universe ever stays the same.

"We find it very unfortunate that a course that was included and passed by the history department... has been dropped," Mail Today newspaper quoted Professor Sunil Kumar as saying.