Sentence examples for book organization from inspiring English sources

And, this being an Italian book, organization isn't a strength.

In addition, this chapter gives an outline of the book organization with the abstracts of chapters.

Hatch in her book, Organization Theory, emphasizes that "...metaphor...[represents a] useful means of recognizing and understanding the essence of a given phenomenon".

As Mukherjee describes in his book, organizations like ACT UP "made the FDA out to be a woolly bureaucratic grandfather — exacting but maddeningly slow".

As Thompson's words in the book Organizations in Action [ 8] put it, "organizations are not determined simply by their environments (p.27)." He also pointed out that "administration may innovate on any or all of the necessary dimensions, but only to the extent that innovations are acceptable to those on whom the organization can and must depend".

March coauthored two classic books: Organizations (with Herbert A. Simon in 1958) and A Behavioral Theory of the Firm (with Richard M. Cyert in 1963).

Magazines, books, organizations, and conventions dedicated to reborn dolls have also appeared since these events.

Mothers birth ideas, movements, books, organizations and companies, and the birthing pains of that labor also makes them a sacred creatrix.

Well, for starters, the book's organization will make you scratch your head.

More serious problems lie in the book's organization and argument.

As important, in the fall of 1999, Bookspan, the largest book club organization in North America, started the Black Expressions Book Club.