Sentence examples for cited missing from inspiring English sources

But inspectors also cited missing sprinkler heads at the school.

The most frequently cited missing items were 'to establish a policy for the delivery of a high-risk patient' (39 %) and 'manual placenta removal at 500 ml blood loss' (39%%).

Mr. Gates cited missed opportunities to cut short Major Hasan's rise.

It cited missed shipping cut-offs and also production challenges caused by the shift to Tesla HW2 sensor packages in Model X and S vehicles, which changes the sensor and on-board computing load out to pave the way for eventual introduction of full self-driving features.

Other frequently cited missed or delayed diagnoses included appendicitis, ectopic pregnancy and fractures.

Diagnostic error accounts for the majority of malpractice claims in primary care and the commonest cited missed or delayed diagnoses, for adults, are cancer and myocardial infarction and for children, meningitis.

But last week, citing "missing data," the organization, an umbrella group of Jewish federations and communities, announced that it would hold off releasing its findings indefinitely.

He insisted before and after Game 3 that Artest was not the reason, citing missed open looks when he shot 2 for 11 in Game 2 and struggles with fouls in Game 3.

In this week's interview, he described the unusual vigor with which the US has prosecuted hackers to be "ridiculous", citing missed opportunities and a "poisoning" of the relationship between the state and the hacker community, which might represent missed opportunities.

McClintock went on to cite missed Obamacare projections on small premium increases and the number of people who would enroll in the exchanges.

Ms. Sullivan cites Miss Manners, who argues that when meeting someone, the moral superiority of substituting 'You look awful' for 'How nice to see you' is not apparent.