Sentence examples for footnote means from inspiring English sources

The JPMorgan source (the bank would not comment on the record) says that the footnote means that Cote believed that JPMorgan Chase might have been liable for $10.2 billion to bondholders, not the $5.1 billion that the bank and its lawyers all along believed was the theoretical maximum.

To her, the footnote meant that the Court should refrain from scrutinizing a government policy that favors minorities, because, when the majority approves it, it means that the political process is working.

Generally, the presence of many footnotes means red flags, he said.

Footnotes Mean (Standard Deviation).

Adjustment and testing are as described in footnote 2. Mean values are based on reported FFQ frequencies and portion sizes as defined in the basic FFQ validation study [ 18].

Footnotes are meant to reference and occasionally bolster points, not to provide additional information that you couldn't cram in anywhere else.

Footnote: Values represent means (standard deviation) or number of cases (percentage).

In that world, footnotes were the means by which differing opinions were indicated.

By "notes" he knows quite well that I meant footnotes or endnotes, which the anthology notably and unfortunately lacks.

But there's currently no way to automatically generate a bibliography or footnote for the content, which means you'll have to do it manually.

A series of online, "footnote" videos accompany "4:44", and are meant to shade in the origins of particular songs.