Sentence examples for wide course from inspiring English sources

In the liberal arts system, students pursue a wide course of study -- from history to politics to architecture.

He has been ridden for his last six starts by Natalie Parker, an inexperienced amateur based at the Philip Hobbs yard, who steered a fairly wide course on at least a couple of those occasions.

Those efforts were the more impressive in light of the extravagantly wide course charted both times by Jacques Ricou, the jockey who knew him best in France but is likely to be replaced for this race.

Asked about the wide course he charted that took him around Tattenham Corner on the edge of the field, O'Brien said: "I just wanted him to get a nice, even run through the race.

But Joseph O'Brien, the trainer's son, steered a wide course on Australia and could be spotted moving up menacingly on the heels of the pace-setters early in the home straight.

Furthermore, the amount of defect areas significantly reduces by using a wide course, which has the effect of both increasing the deviation from the designed fiber path and reducing the number of manufacturable designs.

The Baltic states have not been independent for very long in the wider course of history, and are thus vulnerable.

But this is not yet having any clear effect on politics, or the wider course of events.

It calls for a broader qualification that would give more teenagers the chance to pursue science and maths as part of a wider course of study.

Her focus on her own story means that we can lose sight of the wider course of events, but it is an approach that brings home the human cost of these conflicts in ways that conventional reportage never could.

Jaspers' metaphysical reconstruction of Kantian idealism has been denounced by other philosophers, most notably those in the broad milieu of the Frankfurt School, as a stage in a wider course of cognitive degeneration, which falsely translates absolute metaphysical contents into moments of human inner experience.