Sentence examples for omit who from inspiring English sources

(Omit who destroyed them) Saying Middle East change is routed in conflicts going back millennia is code for "there's nothing we can do about it".

As intriguing as those included in the side are, it is perhaps those omitted who will raise more eyebrows.

We prudently omit individuals who are very recent arrivals with less than one year since migration, as these might include a large share of temporary seasonal workers and posted professionals.

Moreover, most studies recruited people who were seeking treatment, which necessarily omitted people who could benefit from help but did not seek it.

Similarly, it is possible that the present survey may have omitted those who had dropped out from school as a result of mental ailments and also those who were non-school going for other reasons.

Mr. Assayas perhaps omitted Genoud (who died in 1996 at 81) because a friendship between a Nazi and a self-proclaimed Marxist, who were united by their anti-Zionism and support of militant Palestinian causes, might have sent the movie off the rails.

To consider only deaths potentially associated with air pollution, we omitted infants who died in the neonatal period (< 28 days) because these deaths are more likely to occur in infants who had not left the hospital after birth or experienced pregnancy-related complications (Woodruff et al. 2006).

I would have omitted Billy Graham, who's irrelevant today, and given Rick Warren his own entry.

The study, too, notably omits people who've had skin cancers from its findings.

Omitting David Dinkins, who ran as a moderate, it hasn't really had one since John Lindsay, and he was a liberal Republican.

Easier to deal with are the hysterics, those omitted players who protest, weep or throw a chair through the nearest window.