Sentence examples for note distributed from inspiring English sources
In a note distributed to investors today, Robert Mocatta, an analyst with Schroder Salomon Smith Barney, described the results as "slightly disappointing".
"Banks are one of the most exposed sectors to Brexit," Andrew Coombs, a Citigroup analyst, said in a research note distributed on Monday.
PepsiCo plans to announce an exclusive deal to supply all nonalcoholic beverages in IHOP and Applebee's restaurants, according to a note distributed Sunday to subscribers to Beverage Digest, a trade publication.
There are eight people of note, distributed neatly through the quadrants of the grid, whose last names all begin with "Mc": I knew the ballplayer Mark Big Macc" MCGWIRE and Frank MCCOURT, whose memoirs "Angela's Ashes", "'Tis", and "Teacher Man" chronicled his life from impoverished, miserable child in Limerick, Ireland, through his beginnings as a teacher in New York.
Temporary power supplier Aggreko lost 65p to £14.55 as Credit Suisse issued a downbeat note: Distributed generation (DG) capacity additions could see Aggreko's Power Projects addressable market shrink by a 3% compound annual growth rate to 2020, rather than expand at the company-projected 14% CAGR.
In notes distributed at the show, the designer railed against the ephemeral nature of fashion.
Indeed, the pregame notes distributed to the news media indicated that Canada had "a solid hope for a sweep".
Her scribbles are on bits of paper (grocery receipts, bus tickets, postcards, Post-it notes) distributed throughout the texts.
"One of the most popular photos from Balmain's last collection didn't focus on any of my designs," notes distributed at the show read.
In the speaking notes distributed to government MPs and senators entitled "budget explanations: schools and higher education", the "facts" are somewhat sparse.
So-called "war room" notes distributed among contractors suggest only six enrollments had taken place by the morning of 2 October – spread among five insurers in different states.
