Sentence examples for resources books from inspiring English sources

"Schools are increasingly being used as marketing venues by companies promoting their own brands in return for teaching resources, books, sports equipment or computers," said a National Union of Teachers representative.

There's also a Workplace Bullying Institute that offers online resources, books, coaches and other materials to help those who feel they're being bullied at work.

Then you add the immigrant mentality of playing everything very safe and going out of your way to avoid trouble; you also mix in the conservative views of white American evangelicalism, upon which Asian churches draw heavily for resources (books, curriculum, etc).

You'd walk amongst all the resources, (books), check out their URL's (titles), pick one up, flip through the pages smelling the paper and ink, read here and there, put it down, go to the next section, pick up another book and peruse it, put it down and do this again and again until you were nourished or late for the appointment you missed because you were surfing the sections?

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Second, awareness and use of primary online and other CAM information resources (books, Internet, journals, videos and health databases) were assessed.

Resources: BOOK "The Climber's Guide to the Shawangunks" (Vulgarian Press), by Dick Williams.

Human resources booked a conference room from 12 – 4 as well.

Many of these teachers settle on marking strategies after consultation from language teaching resource books or second language acquisition literature published in authoritative journals.

Thus, it is important that any methodologies or ideas that are recommended in the literature or teacher resource books are research based (Nation 2009).

He said other schools nationally have been criticized for recruiting students who aren't qualified just so that they can have a lower admission rate publicized in college resource books and look more selective.