Sentence examples for if they omit from inspiring English sources

Statements about a company's financial results that are literally true nonetheless may be misleading if they omit material information".

From Wednesday, people in Bradford, Middlesbrough, Aberdeen, Brighton and Milton Keynes will hear an error message telling them to redial if they omit the area code.

So ingrained is our sense that universities are somehow lacking if they omit these things from their curricula, it has become vaguely blasphemous to assert that they shouldn't teach students the skills they need at work.

If they omit or misrepresent key processes or mechanisms, then their results, if unconfirmed by observations, should be treated with caution.

As the investment test will not be passed by most wind projects (or only if they omit the tax incentives, as has been done by a project that achieved registration), project developers will use the barrier test.

Before Dodd-Frank, credit rating agencies had no legal liability under federal law if they omitted or misstated material facts in securities registration statements.

Murphy and colleagues showed a significantly higher level of total physical activity per week with exercise referral schemes than with usual care, but only if they omitted baselines measures of physical activity from the adjusted analysis (table 3).

Publishing of economic ties might be a good idea, but it is more important that authors know that if they deceivingly omit serious complications, it may be the last paper they are ever able to publish.

However, m + n of these variables appearing in the diagonal cells represent the remaining buffer stock and if they are omitted, we have (m + n-1) basic variables of our interest.

If you omit this step they will give off a lot of water and make your tzatziki thin and tasteless.

Everything can be omitted, except the characters in bold; separators are omitted if they have nothing to separate.