Sentence examples for issues in books from inspiring English sources

His publications on the subject of Federal taxation also include more than 60 articles on a wide range of tax, international taxation, health policy, and social insurance issues in books and scholarly journals.

She has published widely on these issues in books and journal articles.

With nosediving membership of the mainstream political parties and church pews sitting empty, the British public have taken to exploring ideological and aesthetic issues in book festivals, ideas weekends and evening debates in unprecedented numbers.

One of the central issues in Book III has to do with classification.

"We don't prepare teens for coping with life's challenges by hiding information or pretending that the issues explored in books don't exist.

They have been a big success in bringing authors and readers together, and showing the appetite for public debate on the issues tackled in books and beyond.

Of course, the fact that only books I and II of Gregory's commentary circulated means that Gregory's direct impact is to be found in topics discussed in those books rather than in issues covered in books III and IV, such as the Immaculate Conception and the Eucharist, which had their own philosophical sub-issues.

Nearly all students (96.8%) use the internet at least daily, and more than half (58.5%) perform a literature search at minimum weekly on medical issues (whether in books, journals, or the internet).

It was issued in book form by HarperSanFrancisco in 1994.

In 1914 a group of his Chicago Poems appeared in Poetry magazine (issued in book form in 1916).

Great Expectations, novel by Charles Dickens, first published serially in All the Year Round in 1860 61 and issued in book form in 1861.