Sentence examples for considerable omission from inspiring English sources

Maybe the flimsy plastic stylus and the considerable omission of a screen cover account for the savings.

A considerable omission is the failure to examine a potential role for Dlg3 in MCCs.

(While Justice Ginsburg's opinion drew considerable notice for its omission of the adverb "respectfully" from the closing "I dissent," that was a choice, it was pointed out, that she frequently made for economy of style rather than to convey a particular level of anger).

The omission generated considerable controversy.

The omission generated considerable acrimony, and pleased the Australians, who felt Hutton was their most formidable opponent with the bat.

The omission generated considerable controversy, and pleased the Australians, who felt Hutton was England's best batsman, and thought he had been treated poorly by the selectors.

The newly released eagle and double eagle had provoked considerable controversy over their omission of the motto "In God We Trust", and with Congress already preparing to require the motto's use, Leach ordered work suspended on the half and quarter eagle on January 18.

Previous dose-finding studies of infusional 5FU with leucovorin clearly demonstrated that there is considerable synergy, and that omission of leucovorin results in less toxicity 23, suggesting that efficacy could equally be impacted.

The nature of opera may have dictated their considerable condensations, reinventions and omissions of whole scenes and characters from the movie.

There is some approval but also considerable rage at our omissions and the fact that we have dared to include a thriller, Tom Rob Smith's Child 44, on the list.

Using a minimum of 2-year observation period risks omission of a considerable amount of relevant research.