Sentence examples for according to the notes from from inspiring English sources

"The share of workers employed part time for economic reasons rose noticeably in May," according to the notes from June's meeting.

According to the notes from the Walmart meeting last month in Orlando obtained by The New York Times, while Walmart has 20 percent of the market share in dry grocery, it has 15 percent in fresh (areas like produce, meat, deli and bakery).

Some members of the Federal Open Market Committee believe the "slack" in the economy may require "more policy stimulus by expanding the planned scale of the large-scale asset purchases and continuing to buy them beyond the first quarter," according to the notes from the FOMC meetings of Dec. 15-16.

I guess Caroline wanted to sing "Leaving On A Jet Plane" because she has flown to California to be on "The Voice," according to the notes from her rehearsing.

Mediation sessions are targeted to complaints that "do not involve use of force, criminal misconduct or injuries to any involved parties" according to the notes from Commander Webbs conversation with the Board.

Second is Page's remark that Pichai's new job is "doubling down on Android as we work to push the ecosystem forward", according to the note from the chief executive.

Each of the eight tracks on "Why Pay More?" has its own theme, but all were built, according to the notes, "out of audio from YouTube files tagged with the words 'Step' and 'Looking.'" The track "Party Pills" samples an intimate recording of a giddy someone looking for some fun.

The frustration encountered in communicating with the authorities may have spurred the sniper to kill again, according to the notes said to have been from the killers.

It's a one-of-a-kind and according to the note displayed below from Samsung Canada, it's the only customized Galaxy S III in Canada.

New tidbit of the day (except for neurologists reading dance reviews): the fusiform gyrus, according to the program notes from Adele Myers and Dancers, is a "superhighway of the brain along which images from the eye are transmitted by the optic nerve to the visual cortex where the images are processed for perception".

According to the program notes, letters from their names help form the word barzel, meaning iron.