Sentence examples for terms of book from inspiring English sources

In terms of book value, Barclays remains one of the most lowly rated major banks.

Stephen wrote "I love my Kindle" and noted that Amazon had done well by him in terms of book sales.

But in terms of book mentions, at least, the word-use graph suggests that data isn't simply the new oil.

"It's impossible to know exactly how it will translate in terms of book sales, but it is innovative and exciting and will hopefully make an impact on the rather staid world of book advertising".

Between the East River and the Eastport-Manorville Road, the gateway to the East End, the Island lacks the cohesive regional identity, at least in terms of book sales, that makes the Hamptons so marketable, he said.

Learning from Las Vegas, designed by MIT's Muriel Cooper, is almost always found on lists of the greatest publications of the 20th century, especially in terms of book design and production.

In terms of book-keeping this would almost double the public debt, but that is rather misleading.

Such conditions, from this point of view, in terms of books and writing and just day-to-day life, I had never had before and will never have again.

In their wildly different ways, all of these books have the right stuff - but then again, to think about music writing exclusively in terms of books is perhaps to miss the point.

But in terms of books where you can look into someone's head and say: this is so of this time – Extremely Loud was very early, I have to say.

"For the same reason they ask a lot of people who don't have a direct connection with books: to lend a common touch to the proceedings, in terms of books being reader-friendly as well as wonderfully crafted and important".