Sentence examples for the omission from from inspiring English sources

The mismatch between the official figures and the apparent fall in living standards is explained by the omission from official inflation figures of house prices.

Such was the strength of feeling following the omission from the first edition that one person close to the sports department said it amounted to "mutiny".

There was controversy beforehand in the omission from the tournament of Sergey Karjakin, Carlsen's long-time Russian contemporary and rival who was first at Stavanger 2013 and 2014.

He was not of those – a large and influential band – who regard the omission from the beatitudes of the maxim "Blessed are the discreet" as a regrettable oversight.

Professor Smithers' report says the omission from the EBacc "caused much consternation among church leaders - so take-up has increased in spite of the EBacc rather than because of it".

Domestic news media attention was also focused on the omission from the new lineup of one face in particular, Ichiro Ozawa, the governing party's shadowy power broker and its secretary general under Mr. Hatoyama.

Among Hollywood's players, there has been no shortage of theories about the omissions from the Oscar list of directing nominees.

The omissions from Ms Dorries' entry means that constituents, other Members and the wider public do not have access to this information in her case.

We shouldn't be surprised about the omissions from the government budget because the military's brass reports to the Communist Party and not the state, essentially making the PLA a private army.

The omissions from the K3-only model were more pronounced, with regions containing the Turkey and Pilion-Magnisia [30] localities (K3), the three Italian localities (K2), and the southernmost Tunisian and all eastern Spanish localities (K1) classified as unsuitable.

The latter had been the shock omission from the starting lineup, which formed the principle sub-plot of the evening.