Sentence examples for strategic omission from inspiring English sources
"Wireless was the strategic omission from the MCI WorldCom portfolio for some time," says analyst Brad Williams at Leg Mason Wood Walker in Baltimore.
And while the decision to avoid politics was probably strategic, that omission couldn't help but distort the story.
"Kers was however a 'strategic omission' from our package until now; we opted to place the emphasis on aerodynamics, so that when we were in a position to bring the system to the car, we already had the strongest possible basis and its integration would be relatively straightforward".
If the main object is to find the sinners of commission, no; if to discover the sins of omission, probably; if to recommend strategic changes in our approach to the war on terror, certainly.
This omission appeared anomalous considering tactical and strategic level decisions.
The three main strategic options are universal screening, targeted risk-based screening or the omission of screening.
However, a more significant error in planning, the omission of long-range fighter escorts for the bombers, seriously impacted the strategic bombing campaign that later took place.
Mallory's only major omission was his delay in seeing the advantage of Confederate government control of blockade runners bringing in strategic supplies; not until later in the war did the government begin closer supervision of blockade-running vessels.
