Sentence examples for footnotes price from inspiring English sources
In the footnotes Price, who worked at No 10 as Campbell's deputy, attributes that final sentence to "private information".
One of Hersh's sources for that assertion was Lavelle himself, as Hersh detailed in this passage in an engrossing, six-hundred-word footnote in "The Price of Power," his book on Kissinger (the full footnote, which is well worth reading, is after the jump*): [T]he reasons for Lavelle's abrupt disappearance were kept secret.
Maybe, but he adds a businesslike footnote: "You want to price the dress under $2,000, to capture the young, working professional.
Indeed it does, but the company can't seem to grasp that mentioning the existence of charges in a footnote below the ticket price is not enough; the exact amount must be included in the ticket price, according to the ASA's code.
Footnote: excludes those who did not nominate a price point (n=150 of regular smokers of manufactured cigarettes).
Footnote : excludes respondents who did not nominate a price point (n=150 of regular smokers of manufactured cigarettes) and respondents whose pack size was unknown.
We experiment using one year house price changes as a proxy for (Delta HPRICE_{t}) in a footnote below.
Once the BBC had informed it of the real price, the paper had updated its online article, and published a footnote explaining its error.
While bestriding the macro-economic agenda, the book's sideswipes against trendy micro-economics, often in footnotes, read like a sustained in-joke against the generation for whom all problems seemed solved, except the street price of cocaine in Georgetown.
("The footnotes! The footnotes!").
