Sentence examples for contributor note from inspiring English sources
As Lynn Vavreck and John Sides, a FiveThirtyEight contributor, note, Mr. Romney has considerable leads over candidates like Mr. Gingrich and Rick Santorum when tested in hypothetical one-on-one match-ups.
A contributor note on Thursday with an article about plans by Pope Benedict XVI to reach out to Jews and Muslims during the World Youth Day activities in Germany this week misspelled the given name of a reporter and omitted credit for another.
"Egypt has its Pyramids, Italy its splendid churches," one contributor notes, adding, "We have our wild places".
If you want to see reports and reactions from users up and down the coast, those are the prevailing hashtags, but Paul Boutin, a Gadgetwise contributor, notes that simply searching for "hurricane" and "irene" (no hashtags) yields additional results.
"There is a chance this horrifying vision of the future can be avoided," Doig, a HuffPost contributor, noted in the release.
Hypo-perfusion is prevalent in severe sepsis patients and is the most predominant contributor noted in the ATS clinical descriptors.
Some contributors note that the exchange rate should provide a mechanism for achieving this change.
What should euro zone policymakers' top reform priorities be?As most of the contributors note, the reforms adopted (or not adopted) in the near future will have a crucial impact on whether the euro zone can and should stay together.
And a contributors' note on the contents page for the author of the article, Hanna Rosin, gave an outdated name for a publication where she is a senior editor.
As some journal contributors noted, the theory would seem to predict constant deadlock.
In the anthology's contributors' notes, Clarke wrote that she "spends most of her time editing cookbooks and watching people take photographs of food".
