Sentence examples for book cited from inspiring English sources

A deep round of layoffs appeared to hit a broad range of businesses in November, and the beige book cited widespread job cuts and hiring freezes.

"We don't play with words and we adhere to the principle of 'based on facts,' " Ms. Gu, herself a lawyer, once wrote admiringly of the Chinese legal system in a book cited by my colleague Andrew Jacobs.

The gardens of Andalusia, we learn from a fascinating book cited by the exhibition, "Gardens, Landscape, and Vision in the Palaces of Islamic Spain," by D. Fairchild Ruggles, drew on the technologies of irrigation established in the region by the Romans but expanded the area's repertory of plants, bringing in seeds from distant parts of the Islamic empire, transforming the Spanish landscape.

Indeed, the M. S. Zhdanov book cited in [8] is a translation from Russian and the original title means literally "The analogues of the Cauchy-type integral in the Theory of Geophysics Fields".

The book cited a Kentucky steel mill where several thousands of workers had been made redundant, because after automatisation, the new owners could produce the same amount of steel with only 100 employees.

Examples of this kind, where theory and structures give essentially the same information, provide some support for Patrick Suppes' claim that "the meaning of the concept of model is the same in mathematics and the empirical sciences" (page 12 of his 1969 book cited below).

The book cites many instances of her blind obeisance without really questioning them.

The book cites L'Oreal as a relentless innovator, unafraid to cannibalize its products.

The book cites, with calculated half-heartedness, some statistics about teen suicides.

The book cites 13 factors that can work for or against the party of the incumbent president.

The public library in Fond du Lac, Wis., didn't order the book, citing a "no-erotica" policy.