Sentence examples for several omissions from inspiring English sources

The second missive was about several omissions of policy areas on the new White House website.

This Royal Ballet production, based on the version by Ninette de Valois that triumphantly reopened Covent Garden after World War II, is a textbook "Sleeping Beauty," despite several omissions from the original, most notably the farandole in the hunting scene.

"While President Ghani's declaration was much more complete than that of President Karzai, our review of the declaration did find several omissions that would likely hinder the HOO's verification efforts," the report said, referring to the Afghan oversight office by its initials.

We found that collecting information from only one member of a romantic partner would lead to several omissions and erroneous conclusions concerning the consequences of being a socially anxious romantic partner or having a socially anxious partner.

So were several important omissions.

Although there are several notable omissions from this year's shortlist - among them Sonic Youth, the Pixies and T Rex - Deep Purple are certainly the most glaring.

The new operating system is intended to correct several obvious omissions in the BlackBerry PlayBook, most notably its inability to send or receive e-mail without being linked to a BlackBerry phone.

There are already 45,000 native apps for the system - albeit with several notable omissions such as Adobe's Photoshop and the Office suite, although alternatives do exist.

There are also several surprising omissions, surprising because they come in areas that are thoroughly addressed in the guidelines of the U.S. National Academies of Sciences (NAS) (4 6), which have become the gold standard for the conduct of stem cell research in the United States.

Yet here occurred the first of several noticeable omissions.

But as MSNBC host Chris Hayes noted on Twitter, the 35-minute speech had several glaring omissions.