Sentence examples for it would be missing from inspiring English sources
In some cases, it would be missing the forest for the trees in terms of what would be most helpful to taxpayers".
No one is quite sure how Gregg came to be on the show, but without him it would be missing a key ingredient.
It would be missing a trick for a former reality-TV contestant not to capitalise on his celebrity with the odd nightclub appearance and Ivy lunch, but it's fair to say that Ahmed has made a significant corporate success since he was fired in week 10 of series two.
Only national pride will be at stake this time but it would be missing the point entirely to term this week's game a 'friendly'friendly
"It would be missing the point to tie this to the wider constitutional settlement - this could be decided by Parliament in a matter of months," Mr Lansley says.
If the age of the fossil was 40,000 years, for example, it would be missing 40,000 years of evolution that took place in the lineage of a living person and, therefore, missing mutations that would have arisen during the time since the fossil human died.
An agnostic, Kapell agonized over "God," but O.K.'d it -- he knew it would be missed.
Moreover, the suggested algorithm could in principle lead to missing a small structure in case that it would be missed in the first two iterations.
It would be missed if a projector, wasn't flashing slides over it.
But track announcer Michael Wrona, voice swaddled in an Australian accent, saw it as a moment to add a touch, show some flair, even though it would be missed by all but the most knowledgeable fans.
If a SOX2 binding region is outside of the region covered by the printed oligos, or is not on the array, it would be missed by ChIP-chip analysis.
