Sentence examples for but is largely missing from inspiring English sources

"The Arab world has a great cultural tradition, but is largely missing out on the economic progress of our time," said Mr. Bush, who stood out among the maroon South Carolina robes in a deep blue graduation robe from Yale, his alma mater.

Arugula salad, also sparked with herbs, was generously portioned but was largely missing its citrus vinaigrette; the server quickly brought more when asked.

Mr. Sellars drew on a fanciful, experimental tradition that had been coursing through America's theater and new-music scenes for decades but was largely missing from its opera.

But that other stuff is largely missing in New York museums, though there is plenty of it around.

Specifically, peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) are suspected to contribute to peripheral cytokine elevation but conclusive evidence in humans is largely missing.

But they had an allure that is largely missing now.

But this transcendent dimension of Western thought is largely missing in Japanese tradition and culture.

But Central Asia, a key stretch of the silk route, is largely missing from the biennial.

But according to Masoud Golsorkhi, the Iranian editor-in-chief of Tank fashion magazine, this is largely missing the point.

Online gaming, for example, is largely missing.

However, a thorough assessment of these effects is largely missing.