Sentence examples for book opportunities from inspiring English sources

(This is a summary of a chapter by the author, also the lead editor, in the just published English/Arabic book Opportunities for Media and Information Literacy in the Middle East and North Africa, published by the International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth & Media at Nordicom, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, with support from UNESCO and the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations).

Earlier this summer, Leigh Haber, (longtime book editor and Blurb consultant) surfaced a wonderful book opportunity with Andrew Sullivan and his The Daily Dish blog, published by The Atlantic.

This book's opportunities for foreshadowing are accordingly large.

The book offers opportunities for interdisciplinary students and researchers in energy-related issues.

This book identifies opportunities and challenges for the mobilisation of sustainable forest biomass from supply chains operating in the boreal and temperate biomes.

In this month's Tooling Up column, I'll review some of those categories, as laid out in the book Career Opportunities in Clinical Drug Research by Rebecca Anderson.

But, as you read these stories you will see that, for many of the people in this book, their opportunities came at times, and from directions, they did not anticipate.

This includes everything from special events, on site parties and offering tours to book exchanges, opportunities for mingling, interesting décor and options for relaxation like swimming pools, hammocks and a board game selection.

Ethicists, scientists, and others should view subsequent media manifestations of the book as opportunities to highlight bioethical issues that would otherwise be under-emphasized in news coverage, commentaries, and reviews.

"As a rule, 'electocracy' should not be confused with democracy," rightly avers Richard Haass, head of policy planning in the State Department in 2001-03, in his book "The Opportunity".

If children can't go on school trips, or afford the books or opportunities others have, of course they fall behind.