Sentence examples for book summarised from inspiring English sources

Tim Harris's conclusions from his 2006 book summarised the ambivalence of modern scholarship towards James II: In 2009, Steven Pincus confronted that scholarly ambivalence in 1688: The First Modern Revolution.

The book summarises the authors research carried out in the 60s-90s, and presents his views on pulmonate classification and phylogeny.

In Myth and Measurement, the duo's book summarising their findings, they assailed the existing body of minimum-wage research, arguing that serious flaws had been overlooked by a field eager to confirm the broad reach of neoclassical price theory, and willing to ignore the many ways in which the labour market might differ from markets in consumer goods.

This book summarises the presentations of a NATO Advanced Training Course addressing the issue of food security in Central Asia.

Against this backdrop, this book summarises cytogenetic information on neural tumours, and hence concludes an era of molecular profiling of cancer.

I argue this in my two 2009 books (summarised in my recent paper).

The "100 minute Bible" summarises the Good Book for the time-starved.Consider user-friendliness.

There is a risk that a book summarising such a monumental story might get bogged down in dry, statistical detail.

This book summarises recent achievements in the use of ionic liquids in biomass processing as an alternative to conventional processes, particularly in the context of green chemistry.

Last year Jeffrey Grogger, at the University of Chicago, and Lynn Karoly, at the RAND Corporation, published a book summarising scores of studies of welfare reform, including nine that tried to gauge the role of the strong jobs market.

This book hauntingly summarised the Black Dahlia murder case.