Sentence examples for book opportunity from inspiring English sources

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 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).

"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".

And in this book an opportunity is missed to examine broader notions: the changing bonds between man and sea, and the hubris of high-tech boats and aggressive, professional crews out to conquer.

As one commentator observed, Herod, unlike most Jewish heroes, gives the People of the Book an opportunity to also be the people of the stone, with temples and palaces like other nations.

Singles gives bloggers and writers out there who don't have time to write a book the opportunity to publish a pamphlet or shorter work.

Kindle Singles are important because the new format gives bloggers and writers out there who may not have the time to write a long-form book, the opportunity to publish a pamphlet or shorter work.

Consider offering a giveaway or a book signing opportunity at the event.

Give any book the opportunity and it will teach you something.

Additional information on workplace ethical dilemmas can be obtained in Mr. Young's solution-oriented book "Ethical Opportunity Cost: It's a matter of choice".

According to economists, Greg J. Duncan of the School of Education at the University of California at Irvine, and Richard J. Murnane of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, in their recent book, Restoring Opportunity: The Crisis of Inequality and the Challenge for American Education, "It's not just more money.