Sentence examples for first footnote from inspiring English sources

In fact, in its first footnote, the NAO cautions against simply adding these different liabilities together.***How then should these contingencies be booked, according to the NAO?

Whether he proves to be 2008's Comeback Kid or its first footnote, Mr. McCain and his campaign already are of value to voters bewildered by the political priority of money over ideas.

But I had told him some of the ideas (see his credits to me in the first footnote and especially footnote 24, attached to a discussion of photographs and the possible distortions over a causal history on pages 199ff)." Kaplan's paper, as Kripke emphasizes, is influenced by "Naming and Necessity".

(the fourth dimension does not understand power as a zero-sum game and can also be added to power to, see the first footnote).

Dedekind defended this feature of his approach by pointing towards its fruitfulness (Dedekind 1888a, first footnote, compare Edwards 1983, Ferreirós 1999, ch. 7).

Enter Bernie Madoff as the first footnote, and Barack Obama as the second.

A £63,000 feasibility study into the plan is under way thanks to a grant from the Department for Communities and Local Government (see second footnote).

In the second footnote in the book, Mr. VanDeMark wrote that he had "used primary sources whenever possible" but had also "relied on a large body of work by other writers," including Mr. Rhodes.

I would have liked to hear a little more of Stew than the amusing M&M's-in-the-pocket sound bite that was excerpted on the telecast, and from the other winners whose moment of triumph was reduced to a split-second footnote.

The meaning of sign values is described in the third footnote (c).

The meaning of sign values is described in the second footnote (b).