A deep round of layoffs appeared to hit a broad range of businesses in November, and the beige book cited widespread job cuts and hiring freezes.
Sharman Stein, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Correction, said the claims in Mr. Heyward's book of widespread misbehavior and illicit activity by guards unfairly tarnished the overall reputation of the city's staff of officers.
This can be explained by the fact that if a book is widespread over the social network it is more likely that a new adopter can create a bridge between two components of G ∗ ( b, t − 1 ), thus reducing their number.
The book received widespread praise from contemporary critics.
His book stimulated widespread debate and skepticism from prominent evolutionists such as David Lack and John Maynard Smith.
That book garnered widespread critical acclaim, with write-ups in The Comics Journal, Comics Alliance, and VICE.
That is often no longer the case, and this is one of many factors that leads to the central quandary in McLean's book: Is widespread home ownership dead in post-Great Recession America?
Yiannopoulos' publisher Threshold, a conservative nonfiction imprint at Simon & Schuster, stood by their decision to print the book despite widespread outcry over giving the "alt-right" poster boy and notorious Twitter bully such a respectable platform.
In varying degrees, many women are still victims of the "perfect madness" Judith Warner identified in her 2003 book: "this widespread, choking cocktail of guilt and anxiety and resentment and regret...poisoning motherhood for American woman today".
He later opined that, while Peters's book received widespread interest and approval in the United States, a scholarly demonstration of its fraudulence and unreliability aroused little attention: :"By the end of 1984, From Time Immemorial had...received some two hundred [favorable] notices... in the United States.
