Sentence examples for widely missing from inspiring English sources

The one widely missing English-language component: radio … transistor, boom box, Internet … whatever.

Joan Miró's "Personnages, Étoiles," dated 1949, sold on a $950,000 bid, widely missing the $1.5 million low estimate.

[Page C4.] Interpublic Posts Quarterly Loss The Interpublic Group of Companies reported a loss for the second quarter because of restructuring costs, widely missing Wall Street's estimates.

In an era when all forecasters have been widely missing the mark, he can point to his relatively respectable track record.

For the quarter, Morgan Stanley reported that earnings came in at 29 cents a share, widely missing the 43 cents a share that analysts had expected.

It announced that revenue fell 28% in the third quarter to $150.6 million, widely missing the consensus analyst mark of $160.3 million.

He will be sorely and widely missed.

But whether he was being candid or simply impolitic, he will not be widely missed.

But he widely misses the mark when he suggests that Representative Paul D. Ryan's proposed budget would make things better.

But he did appear to take issue with the report's finding that the government would widely miss its target.

Although one in three dishes widely misses its mark and the restaurant's reach frequently exceeds its grasp, there's the possibility of a terrific meal.