Sentence examples for missing as far from inspiring English sources

The only thing missing as far as anybody knows".

But the element often missing, as far as the outside witness is concerned, is the appeal of the beloved, the horse himself, herself, and so the love story fails to convince and becomes only a testament to skill or obsession or life-style on the part of the human.

What was missing, as far as I could tell, was a giant T-shirt for nursing mothers emblazoned with "Got Milk!" But the Internet was not very helpful on other issues, like how to find the best place in your city to get an amniocentesis, or how to find out which car seat real mothers think works best.

"We've spent a lot of time thinking about messaging and to us it always seemed there was something missing — as far as a place to let your guard down, a place where you didn't always have to be perfect," Jerlecki tells TechCrunch.

What they don't eat enough of is fruits and vegetables, so that when the researchers looked at what's missing as far as nutrients, carotene, iron and zinc were at the low end.

"Kind of been hit-or-miss as far as second weeks so far in my career," Roddick said, with a rare touch of self-deprecation.

When something is as ugly as it was last night, you wonder what you're missing here as far as getting the point across or getting everybody ready".

"I kind of felt Americans were missing something as far as training goes," Morris, who will be 30 on May 17, said yesterday on a conference call, explaining why he moved to Japan.

Asnicar said it was among the most serious incidents he had encountered in his career, saying the scene was "very distressing" for officers but they would be "missing nothing as far as conducting this investigation".

Yet one should make such a step dependent on the purpose for which the MacNew is being administered: if it is being employed to evaluate a therapy, one should minimise the production of missing values as far as possible.

George Bell also said there were "missed opportunities" as far back as the 1980s, when government ministers were asked for clearer guidance on the issue.