Sentence examples for missing rather than from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as we have indicated in the previous section of this review, the most common clinical presentation relating to missing teeth is simple hypodontia where only one or a few teeth are missing rather than many, so identifying the causes of common hypodontia is of clinical merit.

European vegetarian Christmas suggestions invariably involve a great deal of handwringing about what is missing rather than what is available.

It was unclear whether the Algerians were referring to the Norwegians, who as of late Tuesday were still classified as missing rather than dead.

When I asked how long the book had been missing, the somewhat reluctant response was, "Since 1923". I noted that 42 years seemed like a rather long time to still list a book as missing rather than permanently departed.

This year, because of the war in Iraq and the attention given the American P.O.W.'s and the case of Michael Scott Speicher, a Navy pilot who fought in the first gulf war and is now listed as missing rather than killed, he expects a similarly large rally.

"It's an insidious disease of backing off the second serve after they miss the first serve," said Tym, who thinks that players should simply make a tiny adjustment in their serves after missing rather than perform an alternate service motion meant mostly to get the ball in play.

"My generation is special because of what we missed rather than what we got".

"But if there's any question, now would be the time to miss rather than as we progress further".

You do it over and over again and then start wanting not to miss rather than wanting to make the winner.

This is more like the Murray of two years ago, the passive Murray who would wait for his opponent to miss rather than playing the match on his terms.

But there comes a time when even the most confident striker starts thinking about the ones he might miss, rather than those he might score.