Sentence examples for outright absence from inspiring English sources

One manifestation of that was the marginalization or the outright absence of many important figures in the Republican party's recent past, including former Vice President Dan Quayle, former Speaker Newt Gingrich, Jack F. Kemp, Lamar Alexander, Steve Forbes and, of course, Patrick J. Buchanan, who is now contending for the Reform Party's presidential nomination.

Shortly after these initial symptoms appear, hemolysis develops, resulting in reduced urine output, hemoglobin in the urine or outright absence of urine formation, and anemia.

However, our objectives evolved upon finding that there was a considerable lack of intervention-based studies, and an outright absence of theoretical literature, at the intersection of food sovereignty and health equity.

The absence of outright official denials has fueled both speculation and calls for the truth.

Nothing about our current situation, except maybe the absence of outright deflation, is at all surprising or mysterious.

"Far too often, the spending is plagued by massive cost overruns, outright fraud and the absence of oversight and accountability," Mr. Obama said.

But not everyone agrees that industrial concentration necessarily acts against the interests of the consumer, particularly in the absence of outright monopolies or cartels.

Not merely are they waging what some call this "sixth Arab-Israeli war" in the absence, or outright defiance, of Arab regimes, these regimes, in three important cases, can be said, objectively speaking, to have stood with Israel against their own.

Personally, I think the Verso-S's outright roominess outweighs the absence of more complicated features; the rear seat space and load area are both so generous, for example, that there's less need for a sliding rear seat to juggle space between them.

He argues that, in the absence of outright political union, the European authorities are creating a "shadow state", with the European Council (of national leaders) as its government and the Eurogroup (of euro-zone finance ministers) as its executive.Even a banking union will involve some loss of sovereignty.

The extent of compromise can range from suboptimality to error to outright failure or entire absence of a solution that might be readily implemented, but no one has even yet noticed the void, or attempted to fill it (Stewart2011).