Sentence examples for footnote suggests from inspiring English sources

A footnote suggests that one officer played Russian roulette with prisoners; other interrogators had apparently admitted to sexual assault.

Among other things, "Footnote" suggests what it's like to live in a place where everyone is wary, and perhaps overprepared for battle.

A footnote suggests that one officer played Russian roulette with prisoners.This inhumane treatment, the report argues, did not even produce valuable information.

A footnote suggests this includes money raised by levies on bills, such as the Renewable Obligations scheme and, potentially, new funds, increases in the climate change levy, for example.

Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) recommends reporting β-lactam susceptibilities of these organisms, with a footnote suggesting that resistance may develop during therapy [ 8].

Although Kalman's footnotes suggest some labor in the archives, "Right Star Rising" offers little or nothing in the way of previously undiscovered information about the half-decade under survey, few if any original perceptions.

According to a transcript, a memo contextualizing this one, written by the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, has 36 footnotes, suggesting there's far more than the dossier in play here.

Charlie chimes in with the spoken footnote that suggests the movie's hidden mainspring: It's true that the forces that oblige members of the U.H.B. to at least appear to act productively and responsibly carries [sic] little weight, or none at all, with members of society whose social positions are secure no matter what they do.

A disputed estimate [see footnote] suggested that between 400 and 1,200 patients died as a result of poor care over the 50 months between January 2005 and March 2009 at Stafford hospital, a small district general hospital in Staffordshire.

That discrepancy was noted by the Supreme Court in yesterday's ruling, in a footnote that suggested that they should not be used any more.

But the standard the appellate court asked Gonzales Ramos to apply was extremely high -- in a footnote, it suggested she needed to show that the "entire legislature" intended to discriminate against minority voters in Texas.