Sentence examples for note on this subject from inspiring English sources

MR. STEPHEN WILSON remarks, in his note on this subject (NATURE, vol. xiii., p. 428), "Why the seed generally becomes twisted as it dries is a very interesting question.

The reason for a special Note on this subject is that there are many different ways of valuing inventory.

Delia Ephron sounded one cautionary note on the subject of her sister's expertise in all matters, large and small.

Or has rented her house in East Hampton to her for a reported two hundred thousand dollars a month (Heather Mills, Paul McCartney's ex-wife).__ Delia Ephron sounded one cautionary note on the subject of her sister's expertise in all matters, large and small.

Mauro highlights a recent law review note on the subject.

A more realistic example is the funding of the non-profit media ProPublica (see a previous Monday Note on the subject).

Mr. Zhang said he believed the global breakthrough for China would come "very soon," though, earlier in the day, he sounded a cautious note on the subject.

(I'm still astonished to see how slow traditional media are to leave these old formats behind while native internet projects abandon exhausted advertising apparatus much more quickly…) Circa will rather rely on native ads (see a previous Monday Note on the subject) that blend in the flow of stories, like in Forbes or Atlantic Media's business site Quartz.

And to bide time here are some interesting facts and figures I've pinched from their briefing note on the subject: In 2011 there were 41,482 foreign nationals removed from within the UK under immigration law or known to have departed under threat of such removal a decrease of 1% from revised 2010 totals.

Whatever the setup ends up being, it must be loaded with a powerful semantic engine, connected to scores of databases that will help enrich stories with metadata (see a previous Monday Note on the subject The story as gateway to knowledge).

On a darker note, on the subject of wedding anniversaries, it occured to me that a great (if slightly grim) tradition would be to use our anniversary as a prompt to do an annual review of our situation, should the worst befall.