Sentences with phrase «frequently named books»

One of the most frequently named books was and is always Crossing to Safety.

When participants were asked to name a piece of research that had been useful in the past year, they most frequently named books (36 %), followed by research or policy reports (29 %) and peer - reviewed journal articles (23 %).

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As commentators frequently suggest, the book would be aptly named «The Acts of the Holy Spirit.»

Triage theory has already been applied frequently on our blog and in our book, though not by name.

This frequently jaw - dropping documentary by director Alex Gibney, drawn largely from the book of the same name by Lawrence Wright, demonstrates vividly how a cult can spread among people searching for something greater in their lives, some advantage over others, some grand answer....

Founded in 1975 by a group of twelve publicists as the Northern California Book Publicists» Association (NCBPA), the group changed its name to recognize the marketing functions its programs frequently feature and the breadth of its membership.

A library lends out books, but the author can sign up for a program that actually compensates them (I'm blanking on the name), plus the library frequently needs to replace copies.

Social networking has become an integral part of book promotion, and the more frequently authors» names turn up on the social networks, the happier they ought to be... unless they turn up in social networks in the wrong context, at the wrong time.

Multiple indexes are frequently used in highly complex or lengthy books — for example, a history of World War II might include a subject index, an index of battles, and a name index.

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