Sentence examples for unspecified items from inspiring English sources

If a list has one or more unspecified items at the end, those items can be dropped.

When Sprint announced the plan Sunday, it forecast consolidated profit, excluding unspecified items, of 70 cents to 75 cents a share.

On Saturday, a police spokesperson said unspecified "items" left at the scene by the suspect had been "secured and and processed, and are no longer a threat".

Authorities said Dear was armed with what they described as a long gun and had also walked into the clinic with several unspecified items that could have been explosives.

In a statement on Tuesday, he said there is not enough time to act during the lame-duck session, given other unspecified items on the Senate agenda and the "complex and unresolved issues related to Start and modernization".

These parcels, which contained unspecified items of great personal significance to him, came with strict instructions as to when the recipient could open them: some were to be opened in a far-off year, like 2000; others on Mr. Antonakos's death; still others, never.

The unspecified subsidiary items are indicated by writing *.

Cynthia Rodriguez wants the house, alimony, insurance, unspecified personal items and her S.U.V. "Husband denies any duty to support wife beyond those obligations specifically set out in the parties' prenuptial agreement and Florida law," Alex Rodriguez said in his reply.

Motorola expects to post an annual loss for 2002, its second consecutive one, after accounting for costs related to unspecified "special items," according to a proxy filed at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

At what point did DJ Churrasco's admittedly gently humorous routine where he pretends to DJ while dipping unspecified food items in bowls of god knows what become so legendary that someone, presumably someone he knows quite well, thought, "mate, we've got to get this one on camera, this is good banter," and, thus, it became enshrined in the canon of banter?

Twelve reviews made recommendations about the test in the main text, based on general unspecified quality items not linked to the results of quality assessment, and using phrases such as 'high quality studies are needed' or 'large prospective studies are needed'.