Sentence examples for biggest omission from inspiring English sources

He says the biggest omission is not counting the cost of holding more inventory than is needed.

"But the biggest omission of all, the whole reason for delaying election, was to clean up expenses.

Activision is starting to make the stark transition to the latest generation of consoles, with old-gen lacking several key features, and campaign is the biggest omission.

"The biggest omission I continue to see from Democrats is support for nuclear power, which needs federal support in different ways than most renewable energy technologies do".

Eminent coral reef scientist Prof Terry Hughes commented that the "biggest omission in the plan is that it virtually ignores climate change, which is clearly the major ongoing threat to the reef".

Mr. Axelrod said the president was prepared to talk about what was viewed as Mr. Obama's biggest omission on Wednesday, Mr. Romney's secretly recorded comments at a closed-door fund-raising event about the "47 percent" of Americans he described as too reliant on government.

My two biggest omissions were the attic and the basement.

But this was a big omission.

His big omission is Tony Blair and the UK.

The big omission is the need for a collective and comprehensive strategy for residential child care.

It would also permit the huge numbers of peasants who move into cities to continue making contributions a big omission in the earlier experiment.