Sentence examples for considered a textbook from inspiring English sources

The Hawaiian Islands are considered a textbook example of the fixed hotspot phenomenon.

Of course, Canada is considered a textbook example of a successful fiscal tightening in the 1990s, but that was well before his watch (Mr Carney took over in 2008 and was supposed to serve a 7 year term until 2015).

Speaking as someone who could be considered a textbook example of a white, privileged kid, I have learned a lot from students who have campaigned for trigger warnings and brought up cultural appropriation and the "decolonization of academia".

Only Mexico and China seem to have endured, and neither is considered a textbook case of business success.

I suspect it is certainly not considered a "textbook" date in a journalism for releasing something important and newsworthy.

In fact, David says it was considered a textbook example of an urban legend by the folklorist who popularised the term.

European leaders are considering a textbook example of repression to postpone a reckoning on Greece's debt.

Now in the latest edition, "Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents," Mr. Neustadt crowns his study with an analysis of Ronald Reagan's Administration and the harm done to it in 1986 by the Iran-contra affair, which the author considers a "textbook case" of a President's failing to exercise judicious power.

We could simply follow their format, especially if the book is considered a basic textbook of the field.

The professor, Wallace Wally Hayeses, considered a Russian textbook the best one on the subject, "so we would learn Russian while we learned theoretical aerodynamics!" said Augustine.

Mr. Garvin, an adjunct professor of urban planning and architecture at Yale, was the lead planner for NYC2012, the group that has orchestrated the city's bid for the 2012 Olympic Games, and he is the author of "The American City," considered a seminal textbook of urban planning.