Sentence examples for a key omission from inspiring English sources
But a key omission from the deal was Debaltseve - because the sides could not agree about who would end up controlling it.
But a key omission from this study, from the perspective of a potential glasswort hot dog eater, is what they taste like.
McCain says, "same as Iraq," but if you listen closely, there's a key omission from McCain's conditions to Iraq success - no longer is Iraq required to be an ally of the United States.
There is no glossary, a key omission if the book is intended for a wider audience.
This respondent also pointed out a key omission: in the top three levels of the system, providing feedback on HIS tasks should be included as a key competency.
The filmmakers' deliberately narrow and selective view of life in Germany, or, rather, West Germany—a key distinction is suggested by the omission precisely of indicia of the division of Germany, and of Berlin.
One key omission from the government's programme is a higher education bill for England, which had been expected until recently.
Alongside them, Encore will show a film, "The Geisha Boy," from 1958, that Lewis stars in but didn't direct, and that actually signals the documentary's key omission: the name and achievement of Frank Tashlin, that film's director.
Facebook says there's no new advertising options coming out of post search, but the key omission is the word "yet".
One key omission in the Republican memo is that the FBI was already surveilling Page two years before 2016, when the controversial dossier surfaced.
