Sentence examples for omitting a big from inspiring English sources

From a practical perspective, C = 0 is too stringent, thus omitting a big portion of true HGT-derived genes affected by stochastic events, while D > C is too relaxed and not capable of differentiating genes that have high-score distal hits merely due to stochastic reasons instead of HGT (see below).

The Federal Reserve's happy statistics on household wealth omit a big deficit item, and when you include it you have to stop talking about the national net worth.

Conrad practices a narrow economy and omits a great deal.

Ruud van Nistelrooy was also ushered out after being omitted for a big game and former skipper Roy Keane - booted out mid-season in even more brutal fashion - is amongst those who feel the writing is now on the wall.

We would consider omitting "a".

I hope the huge one-damn-thing-after-another biography, where the biggest crime is to omit a reference, has had its day.

That means the accompanying chart doesn't include any information about 2016, omitting the big attacks in Brussels; Nice, France Orlandoo; and several smaller ones in Europe.

This isn't an exhaustive list -- it omits a few silents and some minor talkies -- but it does appear we've managed to pick out the biggest chunks.

The obituary also omitted a survivor.

The recipe above omitted a step.

And the article omitted a credit.