Sentence examples for so omitting from inspiring English sources

So, omitting the specific details, she called Mr. Maddock and tried to cancel.

He might add that the commission's statistics still do not include hundreds of Anglican parishes so omitting from national conversation many who will be vital building blocks of the future.

Women are not a minority – they are, in fact, the group that buys and reads the most books – so omitting their contribution results in a peculiarly skewed perspective: bad for society, bad for science, bad for literature.

Experts concede that even rough estimates of the commonwealth share of a future hospitals agreement are difficult, but Labor is presenting the 10-year costings as proof of its economic credentials and its capacity to balance the budget, so omitting any provision for extra hospital funding will also raise questions about the costings' accuracy.

We undertook multivariate models for overall survival including ECOG performance status and presence of visceral metastases as separate factors (and so omitting the Bajorin index).

When defining AKI based on the creatinine criterion alone (AKIc), 57% had no AKI, and 17.8%, 15%, and 10.3% were classified as RIFLE R, I, and F, so omitting the urinary-output criterion leads to underdiagnosis of AKI.

This revered New York Times writer could not countenance the idea of women on the podium, so omitted them altogether.

The proof is easy and so omitted.

The proof of the following result is easy, so omitted.

Proof is a routine verification and so omitted.

It would have been far more so to omit him.