Sentence examples for omitting the last from inspiring English sources

A set of eleven of the operas (omitting the last two) was produced in 1982 for television, ten of which are available on VHS and DVD.

(At the D.E.A.'s request, I am omitting the last names of confidential sources).

Now, for A we follow the proof of Theorem 4.1, omitting the last sentence.

He mentioned "Your spirit [Leave my spirit out of this!] connects with every single living thing, including the Tathagatagarbha [I had to look it up, just to find out how to spell it, only then to discover he'd mispronounced it, omitting the last couple of syllables, though it's an easy word to get lost in.] which you might call God, or Allah, or Buddha".

Review articles were retrieved with a shortened search strategy omitting the last terms referring to RCTs.

It has to be carefully lit and photographed". The look of "The Flash" is a mixture of vintage styles with the 1990s, completely omitting the 1960s, '70s and '80s.

For this reason, we recommend not omitting the first quarter.

Five years after qualification, 34 145 doctors in the 1974 2005 cohorts were surveyed, omitting the 1983 cohort; 22 602 (66.2%) responded.

After omitting the 5,271 (4.5%) readmissions within 30 days, the remaining 110,927 included 108,278 (97.6%) for which the first diagnosis was pneumonia.

An earlier version said "and the Edinburgh fringe" where "at the Edinburgh fringe" was meant, and omitted the last paragraph.

Pharmacia and the doctors it hired to prepare the study, including professors from Harvard and Yale medical schools and six others, have said they omitted the last six months of data because many patients dropped out in that time, skewing the results.