change of course造句
1. Not everyone changed, of course.
2. That was changing, of course, as everything did.
3. As all readers will appreciate, this change of course occurs quite frequently and sometimes has to be decided upon very quickly.
4. Details and procedures change, of course, with alterations in the law, and different countries have different systems.
5. The US envoy to NATO said Russia's change of course will be a very positive step if confirmed.
6. The culture can change of course, but being recognized as China, for 1000s of years and keeping and even gaining more land as time goes by, is something to admire.
7. Some lawmakers were clearly upset at the change of course.
8. Financial markets rallied after the Fed’s change of course and, if the move calms US nerves this week, European central bankers are likely to follow to ensure anxieties are soothed there as well.
9. That is why, in a significant change of course, we today pledge our full-throated support for the British monarchy.
10. Indiana Republican Congressman Mike Pence told CBS' Early Show that Americans are demanding a change of course.
11. In the first sign of Conservative pressure for a change of course, the London mayor Boris Johnson said: "You have to look at ways of stimulating growth now.
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12. But even those who have supported the administration's Iraq policy said it was time for a change of course.
13. If it does, it will not have been because of any Olympic - related change of course.
14. Americans instinctively associate the values of experimentation and reform with youth, but Deng was in his mid-70s when he embarked on this breathtaking change of course.
15. Fillon warned that European governments will not be able to cover social costs or reduce public debt without a change of course.