Sentence examples for because if omitted from inspiring English sources
Moreover, according to Oliner (1993), hedonic equations should include the age as an explicit argument, because if omitted characteristics are correlated with model age, this would be an adequate proxy for them.
// If omitted, the default sieves will be used (recommended).
Nevertheless, Judge Holwell refused to suppress the evidence because even if the omitted information about the S.E.C. investigation had been provided, the court would have authorized the wiretaps.
If only because it has omitted Tyrone Power, Twentieth Century-Fox's "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell" (at the Roxy) must be considered one of that company's more sober and meritorious contributions to the historical drama.
Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) asked Vitter directly if she omitted those materials "because they would cause you to face difficult questions, like the ones I'm asking, about your judgment and temperament at this confirmation hearing".
If you would like to appear in this column, please email [email protected] This article was amended on Monday, 1 March 2010 because we omitted contact details for Sharon Knight.
The report has already acquired a certain notoriety because it omitted, on White House orders, any meaningful discussion of global warming, a problem that President Bush seems to think will go away if nobody talks about it.
It was the very same editor asking if he could share my room because he had omitted to book himself into a hotel.
That's called an omissive causation, because something was omitted.
Food and Drug Administration because her remarks omitted its risks and usage details.
