Sentence examples for issued a textbook from inspiring English sources

As mentioned earlier, Euclid had already issued a textbook on the conics, while even earlier Menaechmus had played a role in their study.

Like all elementary-school children in the greater Beijing region, Wei Jia had been issued a textbook called "The Primary School Olympic Reader".

You will be issued a textbook.

But a year and a half ago, Israel issued a revised textbook to offer what the country's "new historians" viewed as a more accurate, less propagandistic account of the Zionist state's many battles.

For its sesquicentennial, Harper's Magazine has issued an anthology the size of a calculus textbook.

Long passages of Justice Thomas's opinion read like a science textbook, prompting Justice Antonin Scalia to issue a brief concurrence.

In a textbook issued for prison guardians, specific mention is made of the business of stripping and searching.

As a result, those teachers and professors stressed the importance of investigating primary source documents and analyzing them on their own merits versus secondary sources (like textbooks, for instance), even though we were all issued textbooks, essays by subject matter experts, and a range of other interpretations.

We disproportionately shared public education funds, siphoning more money to suburban schools than to city schools to the point that city school students often aren't even issued textbooks in their core subjects.

Employment discrimination surfaced as a key issue during the hearing and a textbook example of the low-grade alienation that Muslim, South Asian and Arab communities encounter every day.

Although no report has yet to describe the variable use of these expressions, some academic societies and hospitals have official homepages set up regarding this issue, and we found a textbook that uses the expression, "We (I, you, or no subject) do informed consent" [ 22- 24].