Sentence examples for book problems from inspiring English sources

This book, "Problems in Accounting," is Windsor A. Hosmer, who happened to light on the method employed by McKesson & Robbins.

This book, "Problems in Accounting," is Windsor A. Hosmer, who happened… Prosperous medical man who had a big place in Connecticut was staying in town Thanksgiving night when we had the big snowstorm.

His second book, Problems of the Self (= PS; 1973), was a collection of his philosophical papers from 1956 to 1972; his further collections of essays (Moral Luck, 1981, and Making Sense of Humanity, 1998) were as much landmarks in the literature as this first collection.

It's odd, though, that almost all his shows have book problems: One would think that a craftsman so finicky would start writing his own.

Jessica Herrin, the CEO and Founder of Stella & Dot, jokes that startups are often like a Dr. Seuss book: "Problems here, problems there, problems everywhere!" Truly, there is no constant, and there will always be challenges, especially if you are innovating.

It is clogged with books ('the book problem') and paintings cover every inch of wall.

"You might have more," said Mark Shay, the company's founder, after he learned about my "book problem".

Toy Story does not solve a 3D-animated toy movie problem, and the "Life of Pi" does not solve an inspiring book problem.

The new SuperPhone (now available on iOS and coming to Android soon) focuses on the most common address book problem: connecting with someone important then drifting apart.

Members who treat the group like a drinking club with a book problem.

But, as the coalition's health bill heads for the statute books, problems are multiplying.Reform plans launched a year ago seek to do two things at once, both onerous.