Sentence examples for omission though from inspiring English sources

His omission, though, meant the Pies were heading into the game with a paper-thin forward line and teenager Darcy Moore as the focal point.

However, as David Meyer over at GigaOm points out, thorny issues such as workers' rights are notable by their omission — though, either way, if you're a startup operating in the sharing economy space, you're likely to welcome today's UK government endorsement.

There is one glaring omission, though.

Perhaps the most regrettable omission, though, is the neglect of Chinese culture.

This failure is an omission, though it is true that distributive shares do not fluctuate as much as employment, prices, and the state of business generally.

It's a significant omission, though it's not a total omission — during one of Devereaux's court hearings, a prosecutor says that Devereaux has a history of sexual assault, based on an incident in which he was involved in France.

There are some notable omissions here, though, from Haworth Tompkins' careful refurbishment and extension of the National Theatre to Architecture 00's exemplary Foundry office building in Vauxhall.

There are some unfortunate omissions, though.

So long as the company can muster a good crop of the kind of popular specialty channels that typically trigger expensive bundle sales in traditional cable and satellite packages, though, that omission probably won't be all that troubling to potential buyers – especially given that NBC is still available free OTA in most markets.

Ultimately, though, the omission was misleading.

There were, though, large omissions and ambiguities that will need to be filled in and clarified as polling day nears.