The comptroller omitted a significant detail.
"We are contending they seriously omitted a significant revenue," Mr. Sanders said of the insurer.
However, you omitted a significant composer from Mr. LaChiusa's cohort: Andrew Lippa.
Jeffrey Toobin, in his article on the Voting Rights Act, omits a significant feature of the legal landscape ("Holder v. Roberts," February 17th & 24th).
But Mr. Romney omitted a significant feature of his health proposal: he would guarantee insurance for people with existing conditions only if they have maintained coverage without a significant gap, which could exclude millions of Americans.
Generalizing these observations in bottlenose dolphins, contaminant monitoring of other biota in the Southern California Bight may omit a significant fraction of bioaccumulative contaminants.
There are several reasons why an empirical researcher might consider omitting a statistically-significant set of geographic-specific trends from a model estimating minimum-wage effects.
Our findings confirm that the duodenal biopsy may be omitted in a significant number of CD patients by the application of algorithm-1.
In terms of explanatory variables, in order to avoid omitting any significant variables, all variables resulting from the step one analysis are re-introduced.
Under the terms of Resolution 1441, if the United States can show that Iraq has omitted any significant information about a prohibited weapons program, Baghdad will be in "material breach" of the resolution, and Washington can go to war to make it disarm.
Luxemburg AG v. United Technologies Corp., the Southern District of New York held that "omitting even significant, directly contradictory information from opinion statements is not misleading, 'especially' when there are countervailing disclosures". 336 F. Supp.
