Sentence examples for be a casebook study from inspiring English sources

The chaotic progress of this attempt to dismantle the NHS will be a casebook study in how not to govern: the NHS may yet lose them the next election.

It is a casebook study in cosmopolitanism, the great, vivifying idea of 21st-century art thus far.

The US State Department concluded: 'Chile is a casebook study in sound economic management.' It was Friedman who himself coined the phrase 'Miracle of Chile'.

And, in Trevor Nunn's 1991 revival at Stratford's the Other Place, David Haig's Angelo was a casebook study of sexual disorder prompted to downright violence by Claire Skinner's naively tactile Isabella.

Evidently, this has also been a casebook study in diplomacy pursued for years at the president's insistence with much international cooperation and at the highest level of effectiveness.

"This is almost a casebook study of what not to do and how to do it wrong," Mr. Marcus said.

While restricted to Oregon law, this opinion could be a casebook exemplar of charging order law generally and is well worth the read.

Together the two series can be taken as a casebook study in the politics of gender as conveyed through bodily display.

Instead, it's a casebook example of the business-as-usual practices taught in our business schools.

Konstantin calls Arkadina a "psychological curiosity"; in fact, she's a cavorting casebook on narcissism.

It's not just a collection of music; it's a psychological casebook.