Sentence examples for just omitted from inspiring English sources

It just omitted to say that Chelsea had two-thirds of its Champions League squad absent, fielded some kids who had never previously worn its first-team shirt and used the occasion to ease in two new players, Eden Hazard and Marko Marin, at a gentle trot.

If a team was not playing in the Bundesliga in the second and/or third last season, these seasons were just omitted from the calculation of ΔG (old).

e) When calculating the SA omit maps, the authors apparently just omitted side chains.

Items not relevant to the elderly care settings such as school education; apprenticeship might be just omitted when applying the scheme to those settings.

The reader needs to have confidence that the researcher has not just omitted data because it does not fit their interpretation.

(Just omit the cheese from the dough).

Just omit the words "and far between"; they add nothing to "few".

Here, we could probably just omit the phrase, or simply say "which is".

The owners went further than just omitting the billboard income; they appealed to the city for a reduction in taxes for six consecutive years.

The British and American translators he retained kept with the manners of their age, replacing vulgarities and obscenities with euphemisms or just omitting lines and scenes all together.

But if you want to try, James Michener's "Iberia" has a good recipe, and Pedro Almodóvar's "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" has another (just omit the sleeping pills).