Sentence examples for footnotes of the from inspiring English sources

While all serious criminals, the three barely register as footnotes of the financial crisis.

But Democrats are hardly the only ones delving into the footnotes of the rule book.

The peculiar problem of the Mueller investigation shows up in the footnotes of the Papadopoulos plea deal.

The footnotes of the draft also revealed disagreement between the negotiating countries as to the definition of biologics.

One of the intriguing footnotes of the science v philosophy debate is that Goldstein is married to Pinker.

Those may have made headlines, or they may require digging into the footnotes of the company's annual report or searching the state banking department Web site.

Indeed, in the footnotes of one of the memos, they identify waterboarding, which the U.S. has used on detainees, as torture.

The so-called doctrine of the Rapture made its way into the footnotes of a translation of the Bible by Cyrus Ingerson Scofiled and the Scofield Reference Bible.

The authors regret footnote of the original manuscript, when published online "(On leave from Structural Engineering Department, Zagazig University, Egypt)".

The Court's extended discussion, in the same footnote, of the Advisory Committee's Note to § 2254 Rule 11, is beside the point.

The rest is history, or a shaky future, but one small footnote of the resulting replacement of Cameron by May is the green light for Heathrow expansion.