Sentences with phrase «margins of real books»

Not exact matches

«A person who studies scientific books with a view of knowing the real facts ought to turn himself into an opponent of everything that he studies; he should thoroughly assess its main as well as its margin parts, and oppose it from every point of view and in all its aspects.

Real teachers clutch a pencil while thinking and make notes in the margins of books.

When a customer borrows a Kindle library book, they'll have all of the unique features they love about Kindle books, including Whispersync, which automatically synchronizes their margin notes, highlights and bookmarks, real page numbers, Facebook and Twitter integration, and more.

UPDATE: The Washington Post covers the story on Wednesday, May 14, noting that Hachette may be forced to «relent on the price at which it sells books to Amazon, squeezing its slim profit margins even further» and that, as Amazon's market share increases, «if there's no real choice of where to buy things, maybe there should be some other way to retain pricing power for those who produce goods in the first place.»

If your assets and liabilities are properly valued, if your accounting is appropriately conservative, if you have real earnings without taking excessive risk and if you have strong franchises with defensible margins, tangible book value should be a very conservative measure of value.

Hugo Martin, Business Writer for the Los Angeles Times, explains the real profit dimensions of America's airlines and how the margins are so thin — as well as what you need to know before you book.