Sentence examples for knowingly missed from inspiring English sources

His daughter contends he never knowingly missed any meetings.

Screening on the basis of risk factors will require most women to be tested and inevitably and knowingly miss women with GDM.

It's the perfect term for Warren Gatland though, who never knowingly misses a trick and who did, after all, outwit Schmidt when Wales played Ireland.

Critics say he can't have both - either the Bank knowingly set out to miss the target, or it didn't.

But what's missing is the irony, the sense that the artists are knowingly working with clichés in a way that seeks to question or undermine them; or that there is some deeper thought behind the recycling of popular imagery.

ELLEN S. HIRSCH New York, May 10 , 2013To the Editor: You seem to be missing the real issue here, which is that the Obama administration knowingly spread a false account to the public during a critical election season.

But also, because it misses the real causes of inaccurate information – the fact that we knowingly run public services in a way that is bound to produce inaccurate data – even if everyone is acting with the best possible intentions.

John Hampton Horsham, West Sussex I would not knowingly wish to give any money to Rupert Murdoch and as a result I do miss my cricket.

The risk of missing an average of 3.7% preventable or curable cervical cancers would not be knowingly acceptable to the informed patients who are willing to finance their own health care in a rapidly developing China.

Lady Scotland denies ever "knowingly" employing an illegal immigrant, and it is possible Miss Tapui was in fact hired by her secretary.

Miss Arizona, the second contestant, walked gracefully and modelled knowingly, obviously needing no instruction at all.