Sentence examples for issues omitted from inspiring English sources
Sept. 17, 1997 Correction: December 25, 2000, Monday A sampling of comments from Senator John Ashcroft of Missouri on Saturday, illustrating his views over the years on public issues, omitted a heading and thus misstated the context for a quotation about abortion.
If salt is an issue, omit the olives; the stew will still be delicious.
The issue of the magazine in which the tale was published was withdrawn immediately, and a new issue omitting it was put out.
Regarding "Free to be hungry" (Sept . 24: Although I often share Paul Krugman's views on many issues, he omitted a key point in his column.
Many significant issues were omitted such as how patient monitoring systems handle data that are inadvertently captured about other people such as facial images, voice recordings, and metadata (Rana et al. 2016), and new legal issues such as timeliness of response to monitoring data (Armontrout et al. 2016).
Surgical issues, often omitted from discussion of NCDs, demand attention specifically related to diabetic complications and road traffic injuries, both of which GPAS addresses.
China had requested that the sensitive issue be omitted.
The response also said the report, which was issued two weeks ago, omitted information when it suggested that the association's president had abused his expense account.
Meanwhile, players deemed not good enough to be professional are uncompensated for their labours and left poorly educated.BEN MYERS Harvard, Massachusetts * A major issue you omitted is that perhaps too many American high school graduates go to college.
