Sentence examples for likely absence from inspiring English sources

Asked if the likely absence of rivals like Gonzalez would help him in his at the French Open, Federer winced: "I am never happy to see players injured because I know how it is for me — it's not a whole lot of fun".

Despite the likely absence of Kane it should be a tense and closely fought match.

If the batting lineup is rejigged in Southampton because of the likely absence of Jonny Bairstow, Pope may drop in the order.

Chelsea's likely absence from the Champions League next season would count against their prospects of persuading Lewandowski to leave Bayern for London.

His wife is expecting their second child at the end of June, so his likely absence from any England tours this summer may be welcome for reasons other than the respite his body will enjoy over a decent off-season.

His likely absence from the World Cup will also be a blow to New Zealand, who sorely missed him during last year's 3-0 series whitewash by Great Britain.

But more likely, his absence from the great orchestral literature may be because, due to Gottschalk's travel schedule, his work was only sporadically collected and archived.

In the current and likely future absence of a major conflict among the leading powers, the veto is no longer needed to protect their supreme national interests.

Second, in the likely enforced absence of the Muslim Brothers from the voting lists (see article), they must persuade at least some Islamists to run.

Is it due to some metabolite or, more likely, the absence of some metabolite, and could we recapitulate it with antibiotics, for example?" Hoban, A. E., et al. (2016).

Most likely the absence of a fibrin lattice, necessary for the securement and growth of fibroblasts as the wound heals, explains this latter effect.