Sentence examples for significant misses from inspiring English sources

The challenge many newly public companies face is they don't have the history or experience in forecasting and haven't had to answer to anyone for significant misses.

The marketing element, it seems, will figure strongly for Microsoft — an interesting turn in itself considering that Microsoft has had some significant misses in the mobile ad space in the past.

It accounted for 0.302 of the variance in the instrument response (F [1, 11] = 4.771, p = 0.051, Additional file 2), and this was nearly significant, missing the significance criterion by 0.1% chance.

Still, there is clearly something significant missing in the bouncing British terraces.

The final turned on an even more significant miss that would have double Arsenal's lead in the 70th.

The Globe's classical music critic, Jeremy Eichler, later called the decision a "significant missed opportunity" and a "curious and potentially embarrassing call".

A good number may serve to temporarily calm the market against recent poor data, but given that the market has a proven addiction to monetary easing one could expect markets to rally if the data prints is a significant miss.

There's also potentially significant missed opportunities through not specifically addressing criminal justice data in detail: police data is opening, but court records (and detailed, granular sentencing information) lags significantly behind the rest of the UK government.

All primary headache disorders were associated with significant missing of working, school, or social activities.

Since the data sources have different coverage of consumers, the combined dataset has significant missing values.

The estimated incidence rate per 100 person-hours was 3.2 for missed injuries and 2.1 for clinically significant missed injuries.