Sentence examples for in our footnotes from inspiring English sources

(Several of the scholars she mentions, including Elizabeth Ammons, Ann Douglas, Jane Tompkins and Joan Hedrick, appear in the first few pages; many others are noted in our footnotes, annotations and bibliography).

If adequately explained, the investor would know that the "entities" described in our related party footnote are thinly capitalized, the equity holders have no skin in the game, and all the value in the entities comes from the underlying value of the derivatives (unfortunately in this case, a big loss) AND Enron stock and N/P.

Cite the tweet in your footnotes.

Ebola was a footnote in our application… Little did we know".

The antiquated attitudes of the Republicans and the senior military will soon be a quaint footnote in our history.

If they cannot do so – and soon – I fear that the corn bunting's jangling song will soon go the way of the horse-drawn plough, and become a mere footnote in our rural history.

@RichardBSpencer This garbage white supremacy won't even be a footnote in our history.

Due to differences in BMI groups between studies in our analysis (see the footnote of Table  2), patients were qualified to the closest BMI group.

[Questions raised below by commenters over these figures have been addressed in our Reality Check blog – see footnote.] It alleges that some of these illegal migrants are victims of "what appears to be a human-trafficking network" and that they are sometimes forced to work as prostitutes as well as manicurists.

Only in that kind of purposeful action will we help make prosperity a reality in every community and turn the achievement gap in our schools into a historical footnote.

Raw data was obtained from published experiments (GEO) or conducted in in-house, as indicated in footnotes.