Sentence examples for notes to consider from inspiring English sources
It wasn't all great, but there was a lot beyond notes to consider.
There are a few notes to consider regarding the definition of the chosen income indicators.
Regardless of the political drama and tax rule developments, before the holiday chaos really sets in, pull your tax records together, review your year and make notes to consider when preparing your return, and be ready to seek professional assistance if you need it.
In Additional file 1: Box 1 we present an extract of ethnographic field notes to consider the 'care' that goes into summarising a patient's record.
There were a few issues of note to consider, including whether North Carolina can stay at the top, writes Jason King of Yahoo.com, whether you really want to consider Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim in the same breath as Dean Smith and Adolph Rupp even after 800 victories, and whether Isiah Thomas can rehabilitate his image by coaching Florida International, writes Terence Moore of Fanhouse.com.com
One interesting note to consider for future quarters is how the situation in Europe, and specifically in the U.K., may impact the company.
It is of note to consider though that the available games on the PSP is expanding rapidly and with the PS3 dropping soon, those who own both the PS3 and the PSP will be able to do all that crazy syncing stuff that we've heard so much about.
One note to consider is that Holiday's rookie contract is up, and come next season, he enters into a four-year, $41 million extension.
An important note to consider is that MPG has been shown to have higher specificity for hydroxyl radicals rather than hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and superoxide (Bolli et al. 1989), indicating that not all ROS signaling is abolished with treatment.
The aim of this note is to consider some new Grüss type inequalities for the general corrected three-point quadrature formulae of Euler type.
Jesus himself, I noted, refused to consider why those killed by the collapse of the tower of Siloam were thusly afflicted.
