Sentence examples for effective books from inspiring English sources

Finally, of course, it must be on its own terms one of the most effective books ever written.

Reviewing "No Place to Hide" in The New Yorker, E. B. White wrote: "Dr. Bradley's is a peculiarly effective book, I think.

— JEFF SOMMER Professor Shay said the average effective book tax rate for Apple's Irish companies was well below 1 percent.

But to write a really effective book about Catholics, one has to listen in a balanced fashion to voices on the other side.

"We Killed" started out as a magazine article for Marie Claire magazine, and Ms. Kohen has not found an effective book-length structure on which to hang her collection of rambling, long-winded memories from comic performers, club owners, television executives, talent scouts and writers.

Cumulatively, these facts and figures make "Mauve" an effective craft book.

I suspect the publishers analyzed Oyster's offer in what must have been some pretty time-consuming negotiations and dinner parties, and, seeing that Oyster would be unable to pay for the customer's effective per-book discount (which is the whole point of a subscription service) if it were to succeed, they concluded its failure was guaranteed one way or the other.

Nick Cooney, our director of education has written extensively about this in Change of Heart and the effective altruism book How To Be Great At Doing Good.

A truly effective bedtime book must strike a balance between two seemingly competing objectives: (1) setting a tone that is actually conducive to sleep and doesn't get the kids all riled up, and (2) being engaging and just interesting enough to bear repeated readings without driving the reader absolutely insane.

Williams et al [ 27] found that computer-instructed learning is more effective than book based learning, and children with autism spend more time on reading material when they access it through computer compared to equivalent materials in book format.

Donald Leu, co-director of the New Literacies Research Lab at the University of Connecticut, has found that the skills needed for effective reading of books are different from those you need to read effectively online.