Sentence examples for better handbook from inspiring English sources

("Maybe this wasn't my best recommendation!") If there is a better handbook on adapting to the Internet economy, I have yet to find it.

With a good, intact cover, these are spectacular, with lots of high-quality photography and better than his handbook.

In Midlife by Murray Stein (1983) What better than a Jungian handbook for midlife?

But in the weeks following Ms. Logan's assault, other women recounted being harassed and assaulted while working overseas, and groups like the Committee to Protect Journalists said they would revise their handbooks to better address sexual assault.

Like any modern hockey or sports team, Muji has a playbook; a practical handbook for coaches seeking better performance and better team comrodary.

Informally talking out problems and solutions, it seemed, produced better results than following the employee handbook or obeying managers' e-mailed instructions.

Biddulph's 1997 book Raising Boys is described in Man Up as "the handbook on how we can better raise Australia's sons" – but I remember it differently.

Perhaps an even better metaphor would be a mechanic's handbook, which would lay out basic strategies but demand unique solutions to unique problems.

What we don't do is present the kids around us with handbooks for how to become better murderers.

However, Florian Kohlbacher, co-editor of "The Silver Market Phenomenon", a marketing handbook, argues that it is often better, instead of creating separate products just for the old, to design ones that bridge the generations.

17 20 Our findings highlight the need for better compliance with and enforcement of the Cochrane Collaboration Handbook and the PRISMA statement's recommendations related to reporting of missing participant data.