Sentence examples for a glaring omission of from inspiring English sources

Thus, the absence of studies that included neurobehavioral end points is a glaring omission of Tyl et al. (2008a, 2008b).

The episode includes Brian's complaints about a glaring omission on Anthony's list of favorite horror movies and, in the introduction, his explanation about why he doesn't like podcast introductions.

Screencast-O-Matic, for example, has similar functionality and also allows the export of videos and audio recording – a glaring omission for ScreenToaster.

At the time the iPhone was announced, lack of support for Adobe Flash seemed like a glaring omission, for a platform that was so hell-bent on being a portable computing device.

Not a hint of this is to be found in Monk's volume -- a glaring omission for a decade-long research project.

Unfortunately, there is a glaring omission in most of the debate and reporting about the relationship between improving education and poverty.

Steve Robbins, Cambridge, Mass.: I'm intrigued to notice a glaring omission in your list of why the conservative movement is a mess.

But there is a glaring omission from this list of interests, and there is no necessary connection between soft-pedaling democracy promotion and advancing these core concerns.

A glaring omission in the genetic investigations of RD and LI is the lack of hypothesis-free methods.

But there is a glaring omission in all this otherwise admirable dispersal of power.

However, a glaring omission in their launch is the lack of a mobile application, especially a native app tied to the GPS in many modern mobiles.