Sentence examples for was perhaps missing from inspiring English sources

Foley said he noticed a more businesslike approach to this year's team, something that was perhaps missing during the last two seasons.

They no longer rely on killing their opponents with a thousand cuts but are just as happy to cross the ball into the box quickly – Douglas Costa has been a revelation on either flank – or utilise the running of the Chilean Arturo Vidal, who has added a sense of battle-hardness that was perhaps missing in recent years.

They're familiar themes to fans of pop music, but there's a depth to the way he describes them that was perhaps missing for much of the pop music of the early 2000s.

As these two genera are very related (they were only separated in 1986), we logically thought this gene was perhaps missed by Le Parco's team.

Readers who feel offended are perhaps missing the point.

But both camps are perhaps missing Burnham's really radical suggestion – what the Americans term "the accountable care organisation", or ACO.

It's perhaps missing one more strong option, as these are both revamps from the original title – but this is a great party game (best played with 4-6 people) that'll guarantee plenty of laughs.

Around 9 00: I asked if more of the winners — no matter their number — are being created outside of the U.S., Silicon Valley-focused Andreessen Horowitz is perhaps missing them.

What is perhaps missing, and for the purposes of this discussion is useful to emphasize, is a particular process mentioned by Jacob (1977 , 1982 that differs from both direct adaptation and exaptation, in which existing components, be they functional for something else or nonfunctional initially, are brought together or rearranged to form a new, more complex combination with a novel function.

But there are others that I think the media are perhaps missing.

The Huffington Post is perhaps missing a great opportunity to start a conversation in America about the damage they and their candidates are causing the country.