Sentence examples for it omits to from inspiring English sources

It omits to say that he died in a midnight ambush just a few days earlier.

The book fails to note that the original policy list of the Washington consensus (a term it omits to define) included a "competitive exchange rate".

While the BBC credits Robert Newman with launching the Proms, it omits to mention that when Newman went bankrupt in 1902, Speyer immediately came to the rescue.

Still on the subject of Harris academies, the government was told that the Harris Federation had failed to follow regulations when it omitted to inform a local authority about children leaving its schools early.

What it omitted to say was that, on a weekend period comparison, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them opened bigger.

Jane Charteris London It was good to see an article on Northumberland in your Travel section (29 August) but disappointing that, while concentrating on the area around Druridge Bay, it omitted to mention the application by Banks mining group to exploit for opencast mining vast swaths of land around the bay.

The truly erotic sensibility, in evoking the image of woman, never omits to clothe it.

It was omitted to save money, but it will now be put back again thanks to the Dow chemical company, who have unfortunate historical links with such things as napalm and the Bhopal disaster.

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To avoid effects related to scheduling and accumulation, everolimus and paclitaxel were administered together on the first day of each week, and in week 4 of each cycle treatment, it was omitted to allow recovery of cells from mTOR inhibition.

It omits references to the White Plains Public Library (a fine, convenient place for research).