Sentence examples for note face from inspiring English sources

Take another post it note, face it in the same direction (still with the sticky side facing up), and overlap it over the other note so they're attached by the first notes sticky area, but all of the second sticky note that's not on the first notes sticky area is sticking out onto the table.

The economy, executives and economists note, faces a litany of uncertainties beyond the war -- including an alarming rise in jobs lost, rising state and federal deficits, and signs of a retreat from the commitment to free trade and globalization.

(Of note: Facing increasing client pressure, Ticketmaster has stated it intends to open certain parts of its software to third parties via APIs. I am not optimistic these APIs will provide the industry with real openness.

Some buyers of the notes face the loss of their entire investment.

British institutions, Ms. Tyson notes, face challenges like those of public universities in the United States: they are trying to make headway against the private universities, with their great fund-raising prowess.

It is the type of quandary, The New York Times notes, faced by investors whenever money managers with strong records stub their toes badly – whether they run managed accounts, as Mr. Sherman does, or hedge funds or mutual funds.

The unpacked ANOVAs show that the signature congruency by alignment interaction is present in experts for both upright and inverted prints, which is consistent with other domains of expertise like musical notes, faces, or cars.

As the Taxpayer Advocate notes, faced with the complexities of figuring their taxes twice, 80% of AMT taxpayers end up using paid preparers, compared to 55% of all taxpayers.

A car company, he noted, faced with declining sales and lack of consumer interest, would not complain that customers are "in denial" about the quality of their vehicles.

Write small notes on one side of a pencil which is kept on your desk, with the notes facing down.

Conrad made a note, his face still, and Stiller softly added, "It's a tough balance, but we need to get the point across".