Sentences with phrase «than a library»

Our program includes work on real legal matters, not «make - work,» and those problems often involve far more than library research.
Could there be a source other than the library to get these?
A book club with regular attendance can do unknown names that are not known names per se better than libraries or bookstores that need to attract a completely new crowd every time.
Most of it is available for a price (more of a bookstore than a library).
This amount, less than the library received 10 years ago, would be unchanged for a third straight year.
However, for day - to - day use, the home screen is more useful than this library view.
Periodicals, textbooks, workbooks, pamphlets, stapled paperbacks, and books designed for home rather than library use are excluded.
It features 286 pounds of sound insulation, thick exterior glazing, massive cast aluminum joints, and specialized tire inserts to make it even quieter than a library.
E-books are now growing faster than the library's ability to provide them, causing wait times longer than four months as six people wait for a single book.»
Further, this affects more than library users; it is a gross privacy violation for ALL users of Adobe Digital Editions 4.»
Can you honestly think of a better use of a former Walmart than a library?
The market is much more diverse, more centered (most items are bought for K - 12 educational uses), much larger in sales than the library market, and the K - 12 publishers aren't the Big Six but rather smaller independent firms that work far closer with the school systems to survive.
I am betting that the publishers have more clout than libraries do in this matter.
LARUE: The short answer is that big publishers are even slower to embrace significant change than libraries.
When librarians recommend something, people listen... Librarians, themselves, are often more important than the libraries.
Other than library borrowing, I just can't see ANY benefit for the nook over the Kindle.
Not sure about OneClick digital because I haven't heard of them before, other than my library says they've discontinued OneClick in favor of OverDrive.
«I would desire to have no other prison than a library, and to be chained together with as many good authors.»
«We want to further educate publishers and authors that there is no better friend than libraries,» Potash said.
Regarding noise, the report has bad news for wind developers who regularly declare wind turbine noise limits of 45 or 55 dBA as «safe» and no louder than a library.
In fact, I would argue that as time goes on, universities will be hiring less and less law librarians (in fact librarians of any sort) because they cost so much more than library technicians or assistants.
The Annotated Insurance Act document was accessed 38 times in 2012 by people other than library staff members.
I don't agree that a solo / small firm lawyer audience is any less heterogeneous than a library one, when you take in practice areas and environments.
LIBRARY OR BOOK STORE: Not all but more than a while men like to read a book because you seen your father and brother while reading so you may meet your perfect man at book stall or in library, because some nice and decent men like the peace place and what is the best rather than the library!
My colleagues and I refer to the library media center as the «Learning Commons» because it's a space that is so much more than a library.
As school budgets have shrunk, local school administrators have often chosen to fund other programs rather than libraries.
My colleagues and I refer to the library media center as the «Learning Commons» because it's a space that is so much more than a
Josie's take on blogging was slightly different, since she blogs from a bookstore rather than a library.
My colleagues and I refer to the library media center as the «Learning Commons» because it's a space that is so much more than a library.
My colleagues and I refer to the library media center as the «Learning Commons» because it's a space that is so much more than a
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