Sentence examples for fatal omission from inspiring English sources

And while it's true that Medicare costs more than its normal funding sources provide, Leonhardt makes a fatal omission: He doesn't explain why it costs more.

For a national academy that has achieved relatively little, its most fatal act of omission turned out to be its silence on the matter of the murder of M Kalburgi, a Kannada literary critic and a Sahitya Akademi prizewinner, by a young rightwing Hindu zealot.

And a final omission that is fatal to what's left here of Rice's play: in the last scene Mr. Zero has not mastered the divine adding machine that coldly represents modern industrial life; he counts shells on a beach.

Fatal flaws or omissions mean delays while studies are redone.

One other omission, nearly fatal to my liking for these phones, was that of an LED indicator light.

Succinctly, without bombast he instructs us all on the fatal consequences of the omission of a great national resource at this time, at this moment of urgent action and government resolve.

None of the omissions proved fatal to the bill.

We believe that this omission of VH12-3 is not fatal for the data we present.

Much of the shortfall is probably explained by the omission of key details by some medical examiners about who fired fatal shots in dozens of shooting death cases.

It was an omission that often led the couple to ignore the Tamils, or make fatal blunders in dealing with them.

CSX's failure to report that first fatal crash may be its most serious reporting failure, but it is hardly an isolated omission.