Sentence examples for if the footnote from inspiring English sources

The poems cover twin territory well into adulthood and include a bevy of famous sets, like Chang and Eng, as well as a poor beleaguered woman in 18th-century Russia who supposedly had 16 sets of twins, 4 sets of quadruplets and 7 sets of triplets, if the footnote to the poem "Sixteen Sets of Twins" is to be believed.

If the footnotes are numeric, use a numbered list (and set the starting number, if needed, with the list properties button).

If the footnotes and/or endnotes continue or expand on the text, they should be indexed.

However, if the footnotes and/or endnotes are source citations, they should not be indexed.

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While the footnote is appreciated, if you are measuring the impact that government programs have on reducing poverty, then the measure that really matters is the adjusted poverty rate.

And it provides a straightforward look at the pros and cons of different aspects of the legislation -- all in eight pages, even if you count the footnotes.

(It's interesting to note that even if you include the footnotes it's still about 100 pages shorter than the Pynchon).

I can't find it on the current A to Z, so I suppose it has vanished in its turn to make way for a splendid new palace of commerce, perhaps also housing a few modern rogues of one sort or another, just as the paper itself has presumably been relocated to a more remote and less congenial environment, if not to the footnotes of media history.

Immediately after the war, the story was relegated to the footnotes, if it was told at all.

And if you dig into the footnotes in the Pew study linked by Frum's column, which seems to show the percentage of fathers living with their children stabilizing in the 2000s, it looks like "father" is being defined to include any male adult whose live-in partner has a child.