Sentence examples for as many chapters from inspiring English sources

You're about to publish your first book, "Microtrends: The Small Forces Behind Tomorrow's Big Changes," in which you track 75 demographic developments in as many chapters.

If Rule thought that Bundy was falsely accused, or was unable to decide, or if she considered him likely to be a sideshow to the main event of capturing the killer, it would be strange to offer him as many chapters as he was inclined to write.

This division is somewhat artificial as many chapters are equally relevant for several or even all of these areas.

As many chapters of the IPSP report stress, political theorists have recently come to emphasize deliberation as a central aspect of the political process, alongside the distribution of power and the selection of a good voting and decision procedure.

Moreover, Bolesław Rutkowski has been an editor or co-editor of >30 fundamental medical handbooks and as many as 107 chapters.

They were asked to write down the outline on a given paper with such prompts as how many chapters would you write?

The Gray Panthers convened biennially, attracting delegates from as many as 70 local chapters.

But as with so many chapters in Prince Charles's oft-overshadowed life, his royal manifesto is up against someone else's star power, this time that of Cher, America's Queen Diva, who gave an interview to Cynthia McFadden for ABC's "20/20".

As a result many chapters include excursions into Attlee's reading habits, ranging from Edward Bellamy's novel Looking Backward and William Morris's News from Nowhere to Kipling, Trollope and Gibbon (Attlee found time during his premiership to read all six volumes of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire).

Larsson acts as the blustering narrator of many chapters, but as the story expands it increasingly belongs to the women around him.

Although the Liberal Party has lacked a grand organization, it has managed at times to promote as many as 100 clubs, or chapters, in New York City, a committee-at-large, a trades-union council, a Spanish-speaking division, and a youth division.