Sentence examples for book strategy from inspiring English sources

Author of Harvard Biz book, Strategy for Sustainability.

Sir Lawrence Freedman's aim in his magisterial new book, "Strategy: A History", is to find a workable definition of what strategy is and to show how it has evolved and been applied in war, politics and business.

Lower prices offered by retailers like Amazon have put pressure on publishers to adjust their digital book strategy at a time when brick-and-mortar stores have been disappearing.

Irate when a leading man dropped out of a play she was directing after six weeks of rehearsal, with one week until opening night, she resolved to copy Mr. McCloud's wham-bam comic book strategy.

His book, Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace, is used as a military textbook in many countries.

In their book Strategy Maps, Robert Kaplan and David Norton estimate that up to 75% of the value of a major corporation is not even measured by a company's financial system.

His latest book, "Strategies for the Green Economy," will be published in October by McGraw-Hill.

"This is our first attempt to get organized around a children's books strategy," Jeff Belle, the vice president for Amazon Publishing, said in an interview, adding that the company intended to convert all of the titles to e-books, a segment of the children's market that has been slow to take off.

Chandler was also known for his books Strategy and Structure (1962), which explored the organization of large corporate enterprises, and Scale and Scope: The Dynamics of Industrial Capitalism (1990), a comparative study of successful corporations in the U.S., the U.K., and Germany.

For now, however, Simon & Schuster's e-book strategy is less a business than an early effort to establish market leadership.

Think of them like GameFAQs or the old school Brady Games or Versus Books strategy guides.