Sentence examples for three omission from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 shows three omission curves for the whole-species model, the quadrant method and the subspecies model.

Rowland claims three omissions put the bill at odds with the First Amendment.

After July 1964, If ran a monthly schedule until April 1970, with three omissions: there were no issues dated September 1964, June 1969, or August 1969.

There was just one omission, however.

With one omission: Anne Tyler's A Spool of Blue Thread (Vintage).

The one omission is art groupies, around whom there's an uncharacteristic cone of silence.

The one omission is subject headers for each page, though in each case they are easily figured out.

One omission was King Akhenaten, who came to the throne around 1351 B.C. and attempted to build on the inheritance of Abydos in unprecedented ways.

And 18 fruitless attempts to beat Australia — something New Zealand has not done since 1993 — point to one omission he will certainly want to rectify before he retires.

I would bemoan only one omission, namely, the wise, lustrous pages of F. X. Toole's introduction to his short-story collection, "Rope Burns".

A few days later, the team released the roster, with one omission: Brad Guzan, usually the backup to Howard, was not called in.