Sentence examples for omission of such from inspiring English sources
While I can forgive your decision not to engage in more complicated matters, such as the average word length of the book (five letters), I cannot look past the omission of such a central question as overall word count.
But it's widely believed, according to Timothy M. Gray's Variety report, that the expanded list increases the chance that popular movies will get nominated: After the 2008 noms came out, many media pundits, industry workers and film fans bemoaned the omission of such crowd-pleasing films as "The Dark Knight" and "Wall-E".
Over the years, this ritual has lead to the omission of such now-classic documentaries as Michael Moores Roger & Me and Martin Scorseses The Last Waltz.
It is becoming clear that the omission of such factors would introduce a bias into the estimate of ECS based on observation data.
Among its problems were a confusing, overly broad definition of risk assessment, the omission of such crucial aspects of risk assessment as decisions about what one should do in the absence of adequate information, and a presumption that sufficient data would be readily available.
In the European Union, the general provision on food origin labelling is set by Article 3 of Directive 2000/13/EC (Directive 2000): the indication of the place of origin or provenance is mandatory if the omission of such information might mislead the consumer.
Finally, the omission of features such as weapons and modes such as "create-a-wrestler", steel cage match, battle royal, and multiplayer tag team, was felt as a very noticeable weak point compared to American wrestling games present on the market.
These SUBSTRUCTURE entries contained "R" (representing omission of substructures such as alkyl groups) and "*" (representing repetition in polymers such as glycans, nucleotides and proteins).
Despite the omission of factors such as nutrition, previous studies have noted the development of erosions on the specimen surface even under strictly controlled in vitro conditions.
Though I mourn the omission of personal favourites such as Kate Atkinson and Mohsin Hamid, and had thought, with the jury's taste for experiment and science fiction, that David Peace and Margaret Atwood might be on the list, I am intrigued by the unexpected.
The primary limitation of this evaluation was the omission of other antipsychotics, such as zotepine and quetiapine.
