Sentence examples for as to omit from inspiring English sources

He decorated his with frozen grapes, which I absolutely loved – only recently have I become so austere in my outlook as to omit them.

In that vein, the German Wine Institute has gone so far as to omit the mentioning of "petrol" as a possible aroma on their German-language Wine Aroma Wheel, which is supposed to be specially adapted to German wines, and despite the fact that professor Ann C. Noble had included petrol in her original version of the wheel.

The data underwent a variety of editing checks and procedures, so as to omit duplicate records.

Our findings should be viewed with this in mind, as to omit treatment would have been unethical.

As to omitting certain questions, that's fine ethically, but doing so might have the unintended effect of calling attention to just those aspects of your ex's history that could hinder his getting hired.

According to officials of the paper, it has been unable to set more than $2‐million in advertising since the meetings started Merch 30, as well as having to omit many columns of news.

Some books are out-and-out rants, while others are organised into encyclopaedia form, so as not to omit any source of outrage.

We limited our analysis to transcripts that were expressed in at least 1/3 of the samples within each sex, using this liberal cut off so as not to omit transcripts that expressed in only one of the parental strains.

You always have to omit as much as you include.

Therefore, it is helpful to omit that as far as possible when attempting to find the association between a putative biomarker and another variable, such as cognition.

These merit closer scrutiny, as I chose to omit them from my previous assessments of his record as a commentator on contemporary events (here, here and here).