Sentence examples for deliberately omitting from inspiring English sources

It accuses the N.F.L. of deliberately omitting or concealing years of evidence linking concussions to long-term neurological problems.

The journal has already accused Merck of deliberately omitting information about three heart attacks from a paper in 2000 reporting the results of a previous Vioxx clinical trial.

In 2007 Fischer had a crew excavate a hole, eight feet deep, beneath the ground floor of Gavin Brown's New York gallery, while deliberately omitting to inform the landlord.

After a moment of silence to remember the dead during the first song, the band played a raucous set – deliberately omitting their song Kiss the Devil, which they had been playing when the first shots rang out in November.

The Holocaust was a world-historic epiphany, but not to the Trump Administration, which last month erased the Holocaust's most salient feature by deliberately omitting any reference to Jews from the White House's official statement on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

In the same way it would be fraud to ask an accountant to cook the books or encourage a witness to lie under oath, deliberately omitting facts calls into question my morality as a writer.

They called her a "reluctant witness" who "deliberately omitted certain details out of fear".

Within earshot of the soldiers, he told me that several were deliberately omitted because they embarrassed the regime.

Their formulae may be complex but models deliberately omit some things in order to focus on others.

The testimony of her fellow operative at the CIA who actually recommended Wilson for his Niger mission is deliberately omitted.

The book is said to pass moral judgment on events in subtle ways, as when Confucius deliberately omits the title of a degenerate ruler.