Sentence examples for are noticeably missing from inspiring English sources

And such ads are noticeably missing from newspapers' classified sections.

Despite Microsoft's best efforts, a number of popular applications are noticeably missing from its store, including Pandora, the streaming music service; Instagram, the photo-sharing application; and games by Zynga.

The weekend before, such sideline voices had been noticeably missing.

What is noticeably missing from her Hollywood update, though, is the death of the actor Heath Ledger two days before.

Any mention of climate policy was noticeably missing from President Obama's recent state of the union address.

Another gymnast, Deng Linlin, was noticeably missing a baby tooth, something not normal for a 16-year-old.

When President Obama unveiled an array of new tax-cut and spending proposals last week, one word was noticeably missing from his speeches: "stimulus".

But it could also force politicians of different stripes to negotiate something that has been noticeably missing from the Catalan debate so far.

By James Surowiecki When President Obama unveiled an array of new tax-cut and spending proposals last week, one word was noticeably missing from his speeches: "stimulus".

THINGS are starting to look up on Madison Avenue, or so it seems, as more advertising takes on the type of upbeat tone that had been noticeably missing during this recession.

Projected savings of between C$700m and C$900m a year by 2020 from the changes announced this week will help, but the costs of implementing the reforms were noticeably missing from the numbers.