Sentence examples for this kind of omission from inspiring English sources

Here, leaders make this kind of omission all the time.

Apple isn't the only company to have faced this kind of omission – Microsoft's Windows 8 was left off in May, and anti-virus software from Symantec and Kaspersky has also been affected by the increased sensitivity to security from the Chinese government, which is involved in escalating cyberwarfare efforts among international interests.

It might be this kind of omission that erroneously led to limited attention to maternal health services and inadequate allocation of requisite resources for provision of services that would have saved the lives of many women.

The central preoccupation of "Coming Apart" is the effect on the family, but Trump hardly mentions the family at all, which is the kind of omission that alarms social conservatives, not least because it ignores the broad literature on social atomization.

It's the kind of omission you might try to forget about and move on, even though it's classic religious bigotry.

The power of the paragraph, offering as it does the illusion but not the fact of specificity, derives precisely from this kind of deliberate omission, from the tension of withheld information.

If this was the case, then this kind of reporting omission can easily be rectified.

"It compels every taxpayer to try to find a way that they're guilty of some kind of omission".

The idea of 'Forced supererogation' belongs to this kind of account: there are actions which are praiseworthy and although their omission not blameworthy it is plainly wrong not to do them (Cohen 2013).

The dignity of moral stature – This kind of dignity is based on their moral stature that emerges from their actions and omissions and from the kind of people they are.

This kind of challenged me.