Sentence examples for complete absence from from inspiring English sources

Now let's consider Intel's complete absence from the mobile scene.

That is the explanation for the UK's almost complete absence from the political as well as military battlefield".

By Eliza Griswold "Even an abysmal performance would be better than complete absence from the contest," a group of British researchers concluded.

By Alan Burdick "Even an abysmal performance would be better than complete absence from the contest," a group of British researchers concluded.

ITV has to contend with Simon Cowell's almost complete absence from Britain's Got Talent and, far more importantly, this year's X Factor.

As Arsène Wenger remarked, whilst it seemed that every other white van and black cab was adorned with the flag of St George in London, the tricolour was noticeable by its complete absence from Paris streets.

Mr. Obama's near-complete absence from more than 25 percent of the states, from which he is politically estranged, is no surprise, reflecting routine cost-benefit calculations of the modern presidency.

John Harwood explains how Mr. Obama's near-complete absence from a quarter of the 50 states reflects "routine cost-benefit calculations of the modern presidency" that may have consequences "in a country splintered by partisanship and race".

But equally remarkable is the complete absence, aside from his artistry, of anything remarkable at all.

As troubling as the exclusion of living women from the symphonic repertory is the complete absence of women from the past.

Furthermore, in both the fluorescence images, there is little or no interference from the autofluorescence emitted by the bony promontory and complete absence of autofluorescence from the tympanic membrane.