Sentence examples for footnote as of from inspiring English sources

See footnote See footnote As of July 2 , 2014 Michigan State has 19 National team titles.

In addition, all reported results are robust to different clustering strategies described in a previous footnote as well as various combinations of state-level control variables.

There is a footnote as well.

Wallace's stand in the schoolhouse door remains a historical footnote as one of the biggest examples of the defense of segregation during the civil-rights era.

The 19th-century prophet of early capitalism, Herbert Spencer – described by Ridley in a long footnote as "one of the most unfairly traduced figures of history" – did this when he nominated mid-Victorian laissez-faire as the final state of human development towards which every society was evolving.

While his narrative bogs down a little in personal anecdote and opaque technical details, he paints a clear picture of a competition for glory and cash carried out in maneuvers as subtle as an omitted footnote and as flamboyant as a series of full-page newspaper ads demanding that the Nobel committee reconsider its verdict.

Oates attempts to deflect criticism of her story by describing it in a footnote as a "work of fiction, though based on (limited, selected) historical research".

Footnote: As a result of comments in the thread.

He was, as he would write in the piece, a SNOOT (explained in a footnote as Syntax Nudniks of Our Time).

"This really big idea [the digital camera], got shoehorned into a footnote of a footnote of a footnote as it traveled up the chain of command.

Footnotes As part of the Washington National Opera's 50th anniversary celebration, its performance of Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess" at the Kennedy Center will be simulcast on an 18-by-32-foot 18-by-32-foot 18-by-32-foot 18-by-32-footm. on Novideo