Sentence examples for footnote status from inspiring English sources

Yet people in Norwich say they want Huntington rescued from his historical footnote status.

My kind of place — where football didn't even merit footnote status.

The Knicks, losers in Milwaukee that night and playing in Cleveland on Monday, were relieved to have sidestepped footnote status.

Equally disgraceful is our national inattention to the war itself, which has been relegated to footnote status just days before a national election.

While the Sochi Olympics have understandably brought much needed attention to the prevalence of homophobia in Russia, the crisis for LGBT communities in African countries has only been given footnote status by comparison.

Rhoden's discussion of Rube Foster, founder of the Negro National League, succeeds in rescuing this "shrewd, determined businessman," who "wanted a professional league of black baseball that was owned, organized, managed and played by African-Americans," from "mere footnote" status.

What would have been the leading story in the city's newspapers and on television and radio was relegated to near-footnote status.

Footnote: Functional status is measured on four COOP-WONCA scales: physical fitness, feelings, daily activities, social activities, and the dependent variable in all analyses is sum score of these charts.

As mentioned above, satisfaction with work is embedded in the variable describing employment status (see footnote 2).

Spare a thought for Diego Godin, scorer of Atletico Madrid's goal in the Champions League final, which had them ahead of Real Madrid until the 93rd minute before Sergio Ramos, Gareth Bale, Marcelo and Cristiano Ronaldo reduced him to the status of footnote.

In lack of another income measure, we try to mitigate the problem of measurement error by including controls for several health measures and having small children (as well as labor market status, see footnote 5).