Sentence examples for textbook operations from inspiring English sources

Agostino Paganini, UNICEF Team Leader for Health in Emergencies, has seen some textbook operations in his time.

The first development in the group's 150-acre foreign trade zone there was a 900,000-square-foot distribution center for Pearson Education, a publishing company that has a large textbook operation.

It has made several recent publishing acquisitions, including CBS' school textbook operation for $500 million.

Colonel Andrew Leslie, commanding the UNCRO in the Knin area, assessed Operation Storm as a textbook operation that would have "scored an A-plus" by NATO standards.

The company that owned our textbook operation also owned S&P, so we were included on the company-wide email announcing that after numerous years of valuable service, the president would be departing in order to spend more time with her family.

Includes information on his textbook Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering also indices of Ithaca Journal obituaries.

With double-digit growth in sales and profits, the business has outperformed the textbook publishing operations for which the company is well known.

He co-authored (with Warren McCabe of North Carolina State University) a textbook, "Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering," which is still in print and has sold more than a half a million copies.

This research has provided textbook examples of the operation of natural selection [e.g., [ 12]].

Police detectives have dubbed the case Operation Textbook because they see it as a primer on labor racketeering.

While it may seem simple, the scheme reads like a textbook Iranian hacking operation -- and Tehran is quite good at these targeted phishing tactics, said Jeff Bardin, a former Air Force cryptologic linguist who studies Iranian hacking operations.