Sentence examples for book crisis from inspiring English sources

At that, Book Crisis was born.

But "Swiss-born philosopher faces new book crisis"?

In 1965, Penguin published the widely read book Crisis in the Humanities, edited by J.H. Plumb.

An earlier book, "Crisis: The Last Year of the Carter Presidency," was published in 1982.

You can find it in Robert Higgs's book, "Crisis and Leviathan" (Oxford University Press, 1987).

In 1982, his book "Crisis: The Last Year of the Carter Presidency" was published.

The crises that punctuated the years after 1905 dominate the final part of the book – crises over Morocco, and crises, above all, in the volatile Balkans, where the newly independent state of Serbia exercised a powerful attraction on South Slavs living within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and where Austrian and Russian interests clashed head-on.

He accuses proponents of microfilm and digitizing -- led by Patricia Battin at the Commission on Preservation and Access -- of wildly exaggerating the "brittle books" crisis to raise money for microfilming.

Jonathan Rosen didn't review my book "The Crisis of Zionism" (April 15); he evaded it.

His first book, The Crisis of Conservatism, also appeared in 1995.

She is the author or co-author of five Harvard Business Review articles and the book Workforce Crisis.