Sentence examples for may have omitted from inspiring English sources

Mention something that you may have omitted during the interview.

Gatland may have omitted Phillips from his initial World Cup squad, but the temptation to play him at Twickenham will be strong.

The screening of the documents by his staff may have omitted instances in which people employed by the affected companies contributed less than $2,000, or contributed to his Senate campaigns.

On Thursday the conductor Andrews Sill prefaced "Diamonds" with an invaluable "See the Music" talk about the Third Symphony's opening movement and the rhythmic, structural and thematic reasons Balanchine may have omitted it.

Unless you own the original bill of sale itself, do you have an identification of the source where a recorded copy or the original can be examined for additional information that your derivative source may have omitted?

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However, after carefully examining the signature on this work, it was concluded he may simply have omitted the "D" because he ran out of room.

"We have no way of knowing how many incidents may have been omitted," Fischer said earlier this year.

"We have no way of knowing how many incidents may have been omitted," Fischer said in an email.

Though he is a certified public accountant and has no trouble reading income statements or balance sheets, Mr. Hartman, 35, worries about what may have been omitted from financial statements.

"There were a handful of instances where a word may have been omitted in our product descriptions, and others where the word 'fur' was used to describe the style of a product, not intending to describe fabric content," Mr. Betesh said in an e-mail.