Sentence examples for footnote issue from inspiring English sources

Albany is a footnote issue".

Or perhaps, as Judge King suggested in a footnote, the issue of whether a defendant has a due process right to DNA testing may be a question for the highest tribunal.

The Senate committee notes these missing documents in its study in a footnote, saying it issued multiple requests to the White House to review those documents, but received no response.

We address this issue in footnote 14 in the next section.

The different applications of silver paints and the mechanism of degradation were studied and are fully explained in another article present in this issue (see Footnote 2).

All of this back and forth is nothing more than a footnote on the real issue: Moving forward, sensors can and will play a major role in the future of this beloved sport.

The married-priests issue is a footnote; the female-priests issue is a footnote; so is divorce, contraception, Latin Masses, changes in the liturgy, even perhaps the death penalty.

This remained a budget in search of a theme, a red book that was little more than a footnote to the one issued by the Treasury last year.

Justice Kagan, an English speaker, issued this footnote retort: "If I send my brother to the Apple Store with money and instructions to purchase an iPhone, and then take immediate and sole possession of that device, am I the 'person'...who has bought the phone or is he?

"The Wells report buries this issue in a footnote on page 46 without any further elaboration".

And the fact that "an Al Qaeda operative" who had provided the most detailed information alleging such ties had backed away from many of his claims was mentioned by the Sept. 11 commission in a brief footnote to the report it issued this month.