Sentence examples for monographs are from inspiring English sources

More than a dozen of Dr. Willey's books and monographs are still in print.

Monographs are generally printed in small numbers and come out as individual volumes.

These findings, published in three monographs, are now chiefly of historical interest.

The survey suggests monographs are fairly easy to access even in physical form (inter-library loan, anyone?).

Academic monographs are considered a splash today if they sell just 800 copies in their first year.

Some of his monographs are intimidating, but his wit draws applause from popular audiences, and the 15 essays in this volume, most written for general readers, are seductive.

His monographs were recognized as significant contributions to systematic zoology.

Monographs were written about his fiction, none of them encouraged by their subject.

Their reports and monographs were collected in the monumental Description de l'Égypte ("Description of Egypt"), which was published in parts from 1809 to 1828 in Paris.

But the slow pace means that getting money to write monographs is a tougher job than most.

Knowledge included into these monographs was essential in developing implementation of the automatic grapheme-to-phoneme conversion algorithm for Polish.