itemization in a sentence

Examples

1. IGN's review comments, additionally, that itemization in the game lacks variety because the only way to distinguish suits of armor is by dying them different colors.
2. The city was forced to send out a supplemental mailing at a cost of $ 344, 000 to make good on Riordan's pledge to include the itemization in the sample ballot.
3. Also critical is the itemization and appraisal of individual goods, a service performed by the Web site _ as opposed to live police auctions, where things are often sold off in boxed lots.
4. The following table is not meant to be a comprehensive itemization of all available packages, but provides a representative sample of the extensive variety of packages that implement methods of ancestral reconstruction with different strengths and features.
5. The spokeswoman, Ginny Terzano, said that the $ 4, 800 Gore received annually from his father through 1990 was identified on the forms as income from " farm pasture lease " and that no itemization was required.
6. Each of the fictional Bridget's diary entries begins with an itemization of that day's weight, calories consumed, drinks drunk, cigarettes smoked, often accompanied by an appropriate note of self-congratulation or ( more often ) denigration.
7. Sorrell noted that the book had been involved in legal controversy and commented : " I have included here an itemization of these inaccuracies with documentation to show that Mr . Burroughs may be a writer but cannot always be trusted to be an accurate one ."
8. In 1998, Kassis causes some interest with his study of " Greek alternative literature " ( i . e ., folkloric literature and comic books ), " Greek alter-literature and comic books 1598 1998 ", a full itemization and study of this type of literature in Greece.
9. After the GOP gained control of Congress in 1994, the Republican majority made passage of the line-item veto a top legislative priority _ on the assumption, of course, that Clinton would be ousted in'96 and a new Republican president would preside over history's first line-itemization.
10. A review in " The Times Literary Supplement " praised the 2012 volume I for a " punctilious itemization of titles, lineage and heraldry [ aiming ] for scholarship rather than sensation . . . Some family legends  such as the Ottoman boast of descent from a grandson of Noah  do not merit inclusion in a work with authoritative aspirations.