Examples of 'there is of course' in a sentence
Meaning of "there is of course"
there is of course - used to acknowledge or introduce a fact that might be obvious or expected
How to use "there is of course" in a sentence
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Then there is of course no question of your getting up.
This situation is really unfortunate because there is of course another problem.
Well there is of course the final option.
When heart and mouth thus go together there is of course reality.
There is of course more that we can do and are doing.
Once you reach the top there is of course only one way to go.
There is of course a broad consensus on this issue.
So the literacy rate itself signifies that there is of course a gender divide.
Then there is of course the obesity problem.
There is London during the day and then there is of course London at night.
There is of course the issue of your maidenhead.
For even more penguins there is of course South Georgia.
There is of course a third possibility that he is lying.
Ah . if and out there is of course our host.
There is of course a lot of good music as well.
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As you can see, there is of course wildlife.
There is of course a huge risk to all of this.
In this cold, there is of course sadness.
There is of course the mystery of human freedom.
To complete the nostalgia, there is of course the music.
Then there is of course the royal families.
In the case of higher education, there is of course an alternative.
And there is of course that risk of stigma.
At the centre of the village, there is of course a church.
And there is of course so much more to learn.
And for boating fans, there is of course the lake.
Then there is of course the private option.
And when there is a loss, there is of course deep grief.
There is of course also another reading possible.
Despite all these successes, there is of course no reason to be complacent.
There is of course an exception to the individual mandate.
Wherever there is a success story, there is of course a dark side too.
There is of course a slight difference in the terminology.
As a consequence of the editorial choices, there is of course room for criticism or disagreement.
There is of course no question of a model being true or false.
Quite aside from the irony, there is of course the element of quality.
There is of course a long list of people to thank.
Like with any transport movement, there is of course still some way to go.
There is of course a temptation to compare the composers.
But for every new licence, there is of course a new way to subvert it.
There is of course the more interesting question.
In addition to the fantastic swimming pool, there is of course the large garden.
And then there is of course the helicopter.
We have only one municipal police officer because there is of course a question of budget . ".
And then there is of course your paper.
In the usual civilian doctor and patient relationship, there is of course a liability for malpractice.
There is of course no one way of establishing this.
In a normal house fire, for example, there is of course a much greater number of substances.
There is of course the rain shadow effect.
It must point out, however, that there is of course a double aspect to this interest.
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