Sentence examples for right note that from inspiring English sources

The left panels are the respiratory waveforms corresponding to the shaded area on the right (note that the original recording was 300 s long. Only the respiratory waveforms corresponding to the shaded area on the right is presented on the left to enhance clarity).

Mr. Piñera said the time for a general pardon was not right, noting that the government had issued three pardons in the past decade.

Larry Sabato, the host of the conference and the only pundit who called the 06 election dead right, noted that Truman's party lost 29 House Seats and 6 Senate seats in 1950.And finally: Michael Toner, of the Federal Election Commission, noted that Political Action Committees spent more than $1 billion in the 06 election cycle 50% more than they spent in 04.

Lisa McGirr's "Suburban Warriors: The Origins of the New American Right" notes that in the early nineteen-sixties the Costa Mesa city council went so far as to strictly regulate collections for UNICEF on Halloween, believing that they represented "an insidious effort" by the U.N. to take over America.

Book critic Janet Maslin got it right noting that "some of the worst misconceptions" had already been refuted by fall of 1999.

"We want to finish this tournament on the right note, and that's by finishing third".

"We want to finish this tournament on the right note, and that will be by finishing third".

The girlfriend from back then, Hannah Bagshawe, is now his wife (so it sounds like he struck the right note with that Christmas present).

Extending the analysis to currencies backed by a sound balance sheet, such as the Australian dollar, the Canadian loonie, the South African rand and the Swiss franc (see table at top right).(Note that, at 84%, Canada's gross government debt-to-GDP ratio is roughly equal to that of the euro zone, and not much better than America's.

A section of the new terms of service, titled "Rights," notes that Instagram will also be able to use your photographs and identity in advertisements.

The article documents what Mr. Wang called China's three-decade pursuit of human rights, noting that China has 229 laws and 600 administrative decrees that protect individual rights.