Sentence examples for in subsequent notes from inspiring English sources

In subsequent notes, the jurors asked for the evidence numbers for the items in the prosecution notebooks as well as for the transcripts of the testimony of a leading government witness, David B. Duncan.

If/when it reappears in subsequent notes within the same chapter, you should employ shortened citations (see the Chicago Manual for a further explanation).

Continue the accidental if the note is tied to one in the next measure, but not to subsequent notes in the next measure.

For example, one's conscious awareness of a tune is not just of a time-slice of tune-impression, but of a note that a moment ago was present, another that is now present, and an expectation of subsequent notes in the immediate future.

In a subsequent note, he added, "Brock has an ideological flexibility that is rare even for Washington.

In a subsequent note sent by the foreperson, it was stated that the juror wanted "to leave" as they were "having issues".

In a subsequent note to Brown, O'Donnell repeated the "daily commentary" warning and advised against a full public inquiry for other reasons, including cost, that it would "threaten legal liability for individuals" and, ironically, "take a long time".

One of the documents reveals the extremely poor state of the government's medical aid capabilities: only "five mobile teams" are available to cover the shortfall for the entire state, but with only two ambulance, but — as subsequent notes record — "in reality [there are only] two, as they only have two ambulances from the Myanmar Red Cross".

I like this quote: "One of the freelancers with several Times articles to his credit recently used a pejorative quotation from an anonymous source that ran afoul of one of The Times's guidelines -- as was duly noted in a subsequent editors' note in the paper.

In subsequent postings, Doc noted that he gave his friend the same advice as did Reader in Paris, namely to get another girlfriend, and he dismissed Audrey's recommendation to consider therapy or a 12-step program, indicating that he does not think that his friend would be open to such endeavors.

It tends to even out in subsequent years, he noted, but that is likely cold comfort for many older Americans experiencing pain now.