Sentence examples for by not detailing from inspiring English sources

I did exercise a little No. 1 by not detailing how hard this has been on my relationship with my dad, since he was the one who was supposed to be watching Otto when the attack happened, figuring I could save him some pain along with the unavoidable "Don't blame him, you're the mother!" comments, aimed at me.

In a break from usual practice, almost half of the $8.9 billion in spending cuts proposed by Mr. Cuomo were not detailed in his budget.

The isolation methods, purity and molecular characterization of the polymer were not detailed by Tan et al. ([2011]).

Those rising insurance costs–not detailed by most public companies trickle right down to the bottom line.

The entire research is based on the simplest 13-sector system of tables, because while there are also tables available containing data for 36 sectors and 91 (or 107) sectors, the current information regarding damage caused by the earthquake is not detailed enough to allow for greater complexity.

Based on the fact that the ships and sailors have not been returned to Ukraine from Russia, I have decided it would be best for all parties concerned to cancel my previously scheduled meeting.... Though the substance of Trump's conversation with Putin on Friday was not detailed by the White House, Putin said that it had to do with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

One patient was treated by anakinra ans is not detailed in the table Among the 47 patients, a total of 93 infections was noted, i.e., a mean of 0.8 ± 1.0 infectious events per patient-year of follow-up for all patients (range 0-4.3).

The confidential BP audit has been referred to by lawyers and investigators but not detailed publicly.

But he added that he was still investigating, and the court documents filed so far by law enforcement authorities were not detailed beyond stating the alleged violation.

Safety events characterized by changes in morphology were not detailed in a uniform manner.

It also transpired that the relationships between CIF data items described by these DDL terms were not detailed or rigorous enough to accommodate everyone's requirements.