Sentence examples for missing element as from inspiring English sources

Although the atlas has not been preserved, Leonerasaurus would have ten cervical vertebrae with this missing element, as in other non-eusauropod sauropodomorphs.

Competition from overseas will intensify over time, particularly with the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) realising that a strong creative sector has been a missing element in their development as economic powers.

AllMusic's Mike DeGagne felt "While he focuses on life's daily tragedies and tribulations, there is a missing element in the music, as it lacks any vigor or flash".

A major title is the missing element from Murray's CV as he bids to compete with Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic at the top of the game.

Analyst Sarah Millar, of ConvergEx, points out that the US is among the worst nations in providing benefits for low-paid workers: What the minimum wage debate seems to be missing … is the dialogue that focuses on benefits as the missing element of compensation rather than higher pay.

Although these macromolecules generate the biphasic mechanical response of arterial walls to pressure, the specific features of their microstructure remain as a missing element in the modeling of wall mechanics [ 35, 36].

This is recognised as an important missing element in our knowledge about wait times (CSCC, 2002).

The inclusion of analyses of economic costs was emphasised as an important, often missing, element of both HIA and HPP.

Thus Global Crossing has a truly cosmic position as the supplier of the missing element that completes the global system.

A President Hillary Clinton might be able to add that missing element in the Obama coalition, the so-called "Reagan Democrats" as she did in her 2008 primary marathon.

But he needs teammates, as all the greats did, to fill the missing element to his unfolding greatness.