Sentence examples for having omitted this from inspiring English sources

"Some people", says Russell, "whom I refrain from naming, might with advantage to the world have been strangled in infancy; but we cannot blame the good women who brought them up for having omitted this precaution".

We apologize for having omitted this important discussion, and we are grateful for the opportunity to address this in the revised manuscript.

Doubtless Mr. Duvall has omitted this sensational -- but crucial -- aspect of Pentecostalism for fear of alienating moviegoers.

The substantial differences at low Reynolds numbers are due to the inclusion of thermal dispersion in this investigation while others have omitted this effect.

Berger had omitted this fact from his press briefing — the fossils' age didn't come up until a reporter mentioned it.

The 1941 version that she had danced at the Kirov, staged by Vladimir Ponomaryov and Vakhtang Chabukiani, had omitted this scene, as had all post-Petipa stagings.

But he has omitted this from a fiscal reform intended to increase Mexico's pitifully low tax take, which is scheduled for debate in Congress next month.The government may be reluctant to relinquish revenue from Pemex until Congress has approved alternatives.

We have omitted this function from our analysis on the grounds of simplicity as we believe the externalities may be discussed in the context of the other functions.

At launch, the startup says that it won't have ads on its photos – which is hopefully why it has omitted this key detail about its business model from the app's App Store description.

For simplicity, we have omitted this set from our diagram, but are mindful of the importance such factors could play in the viability of populations, including that of the focal species.

The application of MCMC demands careful diagnosis of model convergence [55] and we have omitted this important but onerous aspect from the present work in order to focus on the primary goal of integrating all the available data.