Sentence examples for information in the footnotes from inspiring English sources

Multinationals will continue to do dodgy deals, and to bury inconvenient financial information in the footnotes of annual reports.

Using information in the footnotes of Ford's 2005 financial statements, Ms. Pegg said that if the new rule were already in effect, Ford's balance sheet would reflect about $20 billion more in obligations than it now does.

But the board -- a privately financed group in Norwalk, Conn .that has the Securities and Exchange Commission's blessing to set the accounting standards for all public companies -- backed down after many companies complained, asking merely that companies put the relevant information in the footnotes to their financial statements.

Since you don't use Scott directly in the essay, you would include the publication information in the footnote, rather than in your Works Cited.

"If a lot of that information is in the footnotes, that is a bad sign," Ms. Rutledge said.

They also talk of providing "timely and complete information" about frequent-flier restrictions and other details, without saying whether the information will appear in the footnotes of a little-read document or more prominently in a monthly mailing, for example.

More information is provided in the footnote to table 3.

At the moment, market-based pension information can only be found in the footnotes to a company's annual report.

Write the author's name and book title as the first information in your footnote.

Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper said the redactions were necessary to protect "sensitive classified information" and that half of the redactions were in the footnotes.

Instead of including publishing information about the source in the footnote, often writers will footnote additional "asides" or tangentially related information in footnotes, often gleaned from other resources not directly cited.