Sentence examples for acutely missing from inspiring English sources

Whisenhunt meanwhile has garnered a winning mentality at Arizona, a trait that was acutely missing, and will surely see the Super Bowl as the grandest stage to show his former employers that they hired the wrong guy.

Although women are highly educated, they are acutely missing from the labor market.

First, Council participants will have the world watching them and, most acutely, missing Orthodox sister churches.

That tennis is a game of individuals also didn't help: "When you can't control yourself, you want someone to do it for you - that's where I acutely missed being part of a team sport".

"When you can't control yourself, you want someone to do it for you that's where I acutely missed being part of a team sport," McEnroe wrote.

Yet there are other things from that decade that are acutely missed, perhaps especially by style-minded people who didn't get to experience them the first time around.

There is poignancy in their acutely timed missed connections, especially when both fall and slide on their stomachs.

"Yet this government's teacher shortage crisis is hitting maths acutely, with the Tories missing their target for recruiting maths teachers four years in a row".

More than half of "A Shropshire Lad" was written during a charged five-month period in 1895, when Housman seems to have been missing Jackson acutely.

As someone who routinely watches her own children "research" history on the web, I am acutely aware of what's missing.

115 116 Thus, the measure of Rrs can serve as a precise and reliable index of severity and response in acutely ill children, although still missing very young or uncooperative preschoolers and as such cannot serve as the main outcome.