Sentence examples for a footnote for the from inspiring English sources
There's a footnote: "For the moment".
The NHS treats bottle-feeding as a footnote for the naughty, even though many of the stated health benefits of breastfeeding have never been proved.
26 The Abood majority cited Pickering once, in a footnote, for the proposition that "there may be limits on the extent to which an employee in a sensitive or policymaking position may freely criticize his superiors and the policies they espouse". 431 U. S., at 230, n. 27.
Losing tight end Dan Campbell to free agency in the off-season was almost a footnote for the Giants, buried in the hubbub of two departing offensive linemen, in the re-signing of bigger-name players like Ike Hilliard, Kenny Holmes and Luke Petitgout.
Finally, as a footnote for the hard core litigators out there, one interesting thing about 11th Amendment sovereign immunity issues is that they are subject to interlocutory appeal.
Accession numbers for the deposited sequences are given in the legend for the Figure and in a footnote for the Table.
A footnote for Bloomsday-trivia types: the handsome old building a few feet from the arch was once the Berlitz school where James Joyce taught English after running away from Ireland with Nora Barnacle in 1904.
He explains in a footnote: for truth to be supervenient, the truth status of each sentence must be "fully determined by nonsemantical facts".
For a footnote for a broadcast episode, you begin the same way, though you just use the name of the series.
A footnote for Bursaspor, who might have engineered a fright were they not such hopeless finishers.
