Sentence examples for most conspicuous absence from inspiring English sources

But the biggest and most conspicuous absence is homes.

But the most conspicuous absence was that of Shaun White, a gold medal winner in the 2006 Olympics in Turin, Italy, and the defending champion in halfpipe and slopestyle at the Open.

When Mr Blair and Bill Clinton went last week to a seminar in New York on the third way, which symbolically did not take place in Europe, Romano Prodi, Italy's prime minister, who counts Mr Blair as a pal, was the only other EU leader to turn up.The most conspicuous absence was that of Mr Jospin, who was "busy".

The most conspicuous absences in LUCA are several essential components of the DNA replication machinery, including the replicative polymerase, helicase and initiation ATPase, whereas some other proteins involved in DNA replication, such as the sliding clamp or RNAse H, are present.

The most conspicuous absentee was the United States.

Election results prior to the most recent one are the missing data that is most conspicuous by its absence.

That was four years ago, and the former prime minister was talking to me about the sectors of society in which he felt people of African or African Caribbean heritage were most conspicuous by their absence.

The player most conspicuous in his absence, though, was right wing Ilya Kovalchuk, the team's most potent scorer, who has 13 years and more than $83 million remaining on a 15-year contract worth $100 million.

Most conspicuous by his absence was Ayad Allawi, the man who still claims the right to form and lead the next government but who slowly appears to be falling short of that goal.

Any substantive discussion of economic concerns during the debate at Saint Anselm College was most conspicuous through its absence.

Most conspicuous was the near absence of pollen in severe OCP lines, which may account partially or entirely for the reduced seed yield.