Sentence examples for severe omissions from inspiring English sources

Both Yadh Ben Achour and Kais Saied realize that the text is rife with impossible contradictions (a state religion and Tunisia as a civil state), severe omissions (the universality of human rights) and that highlighting these deficits could endanger their safety.

That's a serious omission.

So were several important omissions.

But when we rely on the community of users and followers to be the gatekeepers, to take the place of all those trained and experienced folks who have made up the media institutions that we've relied on for so long, we can also see what's missing — and the consequences of omission are severe.

The potential omission of more severe cases who may have been less likely to complete the questionnaire, clearly influences the representativeness of our findings.

Three factors likely affected these mortality differences compared to our results: the omission of children with severe TBI treated at level II ATCs (nearly 40% of our total cases), our use of the CDC definition of severe TBI (Oyetunji et al. relied on GCS > 8) and the use of propensity score weighting to create comparable populations.

Back in England, Labour's woes were far less severe, their failures were ones of omission.

Symptomatic treatment is recommended for mild irAEs, while management of more severe reactions may require delay or omission of a dose and intense monitoring.

Some cases may not have been recorded in the electronic system, but this omission is not likely for severe illness, repeated hospital or clinic visits, or outside consultation.

Existing proposals differ in whether to prioritize tackling omission through transparency requirements, punishing more severe transgressions, or possibly both.

Severe mucositis was the primary reason for dose omission.