Sentence examples for study in this book from inspiring English sources

This is the final consideration of the library case study in this book.

The case of Flanders, the northern part of Belgium and at the centre of EU policymaking, is presented as a case study in this book.

Conductors, including the ones studied in this book, have been scrutinised before, often in considerable detail.

Firm Interests puts the study of what actors want on much firmer ground". "I love the case studies in this book!

The authors studied in this book defended pluralism of ideas, interests, and social forces, and sought to achieve a sound balance between them through political trimming.

The sixteen case studies in this book reflect the extraordinary diversity of experience of navies attempting to carry out, and also to eliminate, commerce raiding.

"The studies in this book present evidence that the quest for growth in GDP and corporate profits has in fact worsened the lives of millions of men and women," Kim and two of his co-authors wrote in the introduction.

Describing efforts of international and domestic human rights advocates to protect the rights of various groups, the case studies in this book suggest that governments successfully block or evade pressures if they invoke threats to state security.

His chapter on the "pornographic ideal" also contains an interesting excursus on the great art collections taking shape at the time, one of which, belonging to the Earl of Arundel, included drawings by Giulio, though apparently not the ones reproduced and studied in this book, for the interests of the earl and his lady lay elsewhere.

Many of the women studied in this book turned to opera as the most profitable source of income for their families in hard times.

As many of the case studies in this book illustrate, performance of WMB depends critically both on institutional design and implementation.