Sentence examples for broad absence from inspiring English sources

The broad absence of popular outrage testifies to the general acceptance of these rudimentary ethical errors.

The Republic of the Congo was still reliant on colonial institutions like the Force Publique to function from day to day, and white technical experts, installed by the Belgians, were retained in the broad absence of suitably qualified black Congolese replacements (partly the result of colonial restrictions regarding higher education).

With James Anderson having returned home for his scheduled break, and Graeme Swann retired, Broad's absence means England will initially rely on an inexperienced attack.

Eoin Morgan will captain the side in Broad's absence, although he is still nursing a bruised knee, an injury sustained during the warm-up match in Antigua that preceded the ODI series.

Vice-captain Eoin Morgan will lead the side in Broad's absence.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said Broad's absence from training was planned and he remains available for the finale to the five-match series, which England lead 2-1.

Human pressures in coastal zones have lead to the broad-scale absence of sharks on reefs in the greater-Caribbean.

Other definitions were broad and studied absence in general, typically including absence due to illness and other causes [ 20- 22].

The superstar batsman was man of the tournament when England won their only global trophy to date – the 2010 World Twenty20 in the Caribbean – but Broad expects his absence to be more keenly felt in a few months' time, at the start of a summer of Test cricket against Sri Lanka and India.

We are use to hearing "Prince of Peace," but the Hebrew word "shalom," translated as "peace," is broader than simplyan absence of conflict.

Articulation was particularly restricted in the mid-cervicals where the zygapophses are longer and broader, and the absence of posteroventral articulatory faces between these vertebrae seems to confirm their limited ventroflexion.