Sentence examples for the definitive text from inspiring English sources

"We knew the definitive text already," he said.

_This has been the definitive text for a number of years and through multiple editions.

People will buy Mr. Welch's book because it will be marketed as the definitive text of modern American business practices.

He is the editor of the definitive text on the field, "Road Ecology: Science and Solutions" (Island Press, 2003).

He was the author of "Fighting Fires in High Rise Buildings," the definitive text on the subject with international distribution.

She co-authored World Futures: The Great Debate (1977), which remains the definitive text on methods of forecasting.

Delphi characteristics have been consistently described in the definitive texts [ 2, 10, 11], and in the paper by Caws [ 12], which considered consensus theories in healthcare.

Published in 1969, just as the Beatles disintegrated, Pop from the Beginning was the first definitive text on pop music.

The former of these two references is the brief teaching edition [25] of the most definitive text on this subject, i.e., volume A of the International Tables for Crystallography (which has been extensively revised and updated in 2016 in its 6th edition), and the latter is a good college level textbook with emphasis on crystallography in 2D [2D].

The promise of the Internet, and - as the still-definitive text on the Internet, The Cluetrain Manifesto, states - the reason it was the fastest-adopted technology since fire, was that it allowed people whose voices had been silenced to reclaim them and tell and share their stories.

What's striking in the Guantanamo terrorist-recruitment debate is the lack of a definitive text, a study done that shows in detail how the prison has become an engine for terrorist recruitment around the world.