Sentence examples for footnote articles from inspiring English sources

It also has a tool for sources to footnote articles across the Web with their points of view.

Robert F. Kennedy's questioning the results of the presidential election in an "exhaustive, strenuously footnoted article" is equated with "wading into a swamp" and "venturing into deep waters".

On NewsBasis, sources can also add a footnote to articles across the Web, so when reporters are doing research using their Web browser, a tab will appear indicating that a NewsBasis source has offered a different point of view or corrected a fact.

Outside those hours senior editors have a set of guidelines for amending and footnoting online articles when necessary.

"While Khomeini was certainly not an acolyte of Hitler, it is not unreasonable to suppose that his anti-Jewish outlook... had been shaped during the 1930s," Küntzel says, citing, in a footnote, an article he himself wrote.

While we stand by our reporting we have amended the article's use of the term 'backdoor' in line with the response and footnoted the articles to acknowledge this.

You've often regretted putting down that footnote-laced Article on legal ethics of death penalty reform, just to get your daily run -- or even to get into the car and run an errand.

Continue footnoting your article or essay with additional notes.

In a footnote to the article above we said Akosua Annobil-Dodoo was the Entertainment News Editor at New Nation Newspaper.

Footnote: Alex Fenton's article identifies several other important issues about the diffusion of London poverty and what it means.

Some critics of Wikipedia believe that the whole Western tradition of footnotes and sourced articles needs to be rethought if Wikipedia is going to continue to gather converts beyond its current borders.