The phrase "at the time note" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "Please refer to the at the time note for further details." (This example is flawed due to the phrase's incorrectness.)
Alternatives: "at that moment" or "at that time".
Concerned about accuracy, TechCrunch removed a few details from the original post, and disclosed that change by saying at the time: "Note: I removed two paragraphs from this post regarding Clinkle's technology.
It doesn't make a big difference in energy prices, employment or climate change either way". What I said was consistent with the evidence at the time (note, however, that as oil prices fall, the possibility increases that the Canadian oil sands would be uneconomic to develop without the pipeline).
Other names considered at the time, noted Mr. Calderón, a fan of history, were Mexican Empire and Republic of Mexico.
As the headlines at the time noted, the main finding is just the opposite of what has been seen with middle-aged men.
(The Washington Post, in a report at the time, noted that Mills "did not explain the two black eyes that Mrs. Battistella had, according to sources at St . Elizabeths Hospital).
But critics at the time noted that if Dr. Keys had analyzed all 22 countries for which data were available, he would not have found a correlation.
As reviews at the time noted, Douglas's Liberace is more Martian emperor than musician, gliding through his own personal Versailles like a voracious, upholstered pussycat.
Jefferson Smurfit announced its deal with Madison Dearborn of Chicago last week, and at the time noted that it had been contacted by another potential suitor.
Mocking the routine, one paper at the time noted that sooner or later the Statue of Liberty would have to be arrested.
I wrote about this at the time, noting that a sudden flip-flop on allowing FDI would send a "confusing, conflicted signal" to potential investors.
In April, Holder and Albarran requested more time to complete their investigation, which Huffington at the time noted consists of info received from "hundreds of employees".
