Sentence examples for probable absence of from inspiring English sources

Given the probable absence of the St Helens scrum-half Kyle Eastmond for the rest of the season with an ankle problem, this was a timely reminder that Myler offers England a decent playmaking alternative for this autumn's Four Nations tour.

2.44am: Andrew Jolly is getting in touch with his inner Kyrgyzstan: "In the interest of harmonious Anglo-Kyrgyzstani relations, and in the (probable) absence of any Kyrgyzstan nationals following the MBM, could I be the first to point out that they only have a population of 5 million, and so their medals/population ratio is quite similar to the invincible Team GB GB GB!

In the probable absence of any international treaty agreement in Copenhagen, Canada's target is to "harmonize realistic targets and goals" with the United States and develop a North American cap-and-trade system, said Sujata Raisinghani, spokeswoman for the Canadian Environment Ministry.

While they are on a train trip together Jane flinches when "a great wind blast from a train going in the opposite direction suddenly rocked them" and her mind runs to "plane crashes, mass slaughter, cancer, the strangling of old ladies who lived alone and the probable absence of immortality".

The probable absence of permafrost in the catchment means that a lag between the two states due to its gradual decay is unlikely.

Mars is almost a half-size scale model of the Earth, except for its thicker crust (Rivoldini et al. 2011) and its probable absence of an inner core.

In a substantial proportion of these cases, it is probable that the investigations to confirm presence – or more likely absence – of metastases were not carried out.

Based on her clinical history of probable absence seizures, new generalized tonic-clonic seizures, myoclonic jerks and her EEG pattern, it was felt that this was most consistent with a diagnosis of JME.

26 A cut-off score of 30 or less on the LSAS-SR has been suggested as indicative of probable absence from social anxiety disorder.

A genetic relationship between the Northeast and Northwest languages seems probable, but the absence of regular sound correspondences between North and South Caucasian languages strongly suggests that the two northern divisions form a family separate from the southern group.

In the case of Maleevosaurus, although progenesis is more probable, in the absence of actual growth rate data, it is not possible to determine the process precisely.