Sentence examples for real omission from inspiring English sources

The only real omission is that if you want to stop something coming out because you find that they are going to breach your privacy, you would still have to go to court to do that, which of course is very expensive.

Coogan and Brydon's relationship might be closer to reality this time, but there are some real world omissions that seem odd.

"There are some real errors, of omission and commission, and it's not going to be a pretty picture".

It appears that many thousands of law-abiding Muslim-Americans have paid a real price for that omission.

It was effective in detecting and remedying errors of omission in real time.

Some writers (e.g. Dowe, 2000) conclude on these grounds that causation by omission is not real or literal causation, although it possesses some features that makes it similar to cases of real causation.

But the longer policy omissions delay real progress on emissions pricing, the very small possibility of such a catastrophe creeps up just that little bit more.

But perhaps the single most critical omission is any real sense of context.

Sarah Margon, director of the Washington office of Human Rights Watch, said the omission was "a real problem" that raised questions about how the Obama administration "matches its really wonderful rhetoric with its policy implementation".

The real story here is the omission of Albert Brooks for Drive as he has been highly vocal in his hope of being nominated, and, really, he should have been.

Region growing image segmentation algorithms are applied to the seed patches in the second-phase, to define the perimeter of fire affected areas while decreasing omission errors (missing real burned areas).