Sentence examples for small omission from inspiring English sources

But a small omission makes a big difference.

And with sustained use of expensive drugs so essential to millions of people, what was a small omission has become a gaping hole.

One small omission: no matter how revealing SuperVision is, CBS never showed a real-time replay, the speed at which the officials originally saw the pass.

I found only one small omission in Geoffrey Nunberg's review of "The Information,"by James Gleick ("Data Deluge," March 20): any reference to the contribution my father, Warren Weaver, made to the important work of Claude Shannon.

One small omission in Jamie Malanowski's article concerning the Revolutionary War as depicted in the movies ["The Revolutionary War Is Lost on Hollywood," July 2]: there was a large Hollywood film made about Benedict Arnold in 1955, "The Scarlet Coat," starring Cornel Wilde, Michael Wilding, George Sanders and Anne Francis.

That's no small omission.

He felt that he had been caught in many small omissions and that he would never attain perfection, Two weeks later he was transferred to a lesser position in a larger bank where he could be watched more closely.

And yet small omissions stand out: eighteen-year-old Mildred was pregnant when she married Richard, a fact that's never mentioned, although it would clarify their decision to run off.

But these are small omissions.

We have corrected small omissions and typos in the text, figure legends and additional files.

Even the smallest omission in a nonlinear model can lead to disastrous effects because the differences these terms would have made versus their absence potentially can be rapidly amplified as the model evolves (see §3).