Sentence examples for wrote principles from inspiring English sources

He wrote "Principles of Ocean Physics" (Academic Press, 1987), a textbook now in its fourth edition.

One generation after the publication of Smith's tome, David Ricardo wrote Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (1817).

Born in 1834 in Siberia, the Russian chemist and inventor formulated the period law and wrote Principles of Chemistry - a seminal book which radically reshaped science.

But who wrote those principles?

"Where is it, this present?" he wrote, in "Principles".

In his second stage, originality and independence become more conspicuous as he struggles toward the standpoint from which he wrote his Principles of Political Economy.

"Land does not disappear when it is taxed," Mr. Stiglitz wrote in "Principles and Guidelines for Deficit Reduction," a working paper for the progressive Roosevelt Institute.

In a column for the Daily Telegraph last week, the editor of the Jewish Chronicle, Stephen Pollard, expressed sympathy with Knobloch's opposition, but wrote: "My principles tell me that republishing it is fine.

He is the big cheese who wrote the principles of good banking following the 2008 crisis, and was recruited by Barclays as chairman to stabilise the bank in the mayhem that followed the Libor fine.

In 1937 he wrote The Principles of Art; whilst correcting the proofs he suffered a stroke, the first of many to come.

Mr. Rosen was the author of The Principles of Specification Writing (1967), which was renamed Construction Specification Writing: Principles & Procedures and is currently in its sixth revised edition.