Sentence examples for omitting serious from inspiring English sources

In 2014, colleagues at KI alleged that Macchiarini's papers made his transplants seem more successful than they were, omitting serious complications.

Publishing of economic ties might be a good idea, but it is more important that authors know that if they deceivingly omit serious complications, it may be the last paper they are ever able to publish.

Mr. Roy omits any serious discussion of two stellar corporate collections — the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills and the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn — because he wanted to limit his book mostly to collections not open to the public.

But the issue has been by turns exoticized or, more commonly, omitted from serious consideration in the mainstream dialogue about causes of conflict and prospects for peace.

Omitting or neglecting safety in planning may result in serious risk to personnel.

Omitting the role of faith in this story does a serious disservice to history -- and to the memories of Robinson and Rickey.

The critique by Ricroch et al.[1] contains bias and serious flaws in its science, e.g. by misrepresenting and omitting important results.

Nevertheless, she said, "there are very serious abuses omitted from the plan".

A front-page article on Sunday about Iraq war veterans who survived serious wounds omitted a credit.

He said a bishop can be removed from office if he has "through negligence, executed or omitted acts that caused serious harm to others," be it physical, moral, spiritual or financial.

But, he said, there are "serious obstacles" to doing so because of the potential for misunderstanding caused by omitting classified details.