Sentence examples for a day lacking from inspiring English sources

Caged 24 hours a day, lacking love, healthy food and proper veterinary care, with little protection from the elements.

Theresa May starts her Friday lacking a Brexit secretary and facing mounting threats to her leadership.

The reality is that the billions of people living on less than $2.50 a day often lack access to clean water, basic education and food.

The 29-page text, down from a 43-page version on Saturday, lacked specifics on how to ratchet up emissions cuts among developed nations and channel more climate finance to developing countries.

In particular, the report found difficulties for schools cooking fewer than 100 meals a day, with some lacking kitchen facilities or relying on volunteers to stay within the government's allowance of £2.30 per pupil.

Aside from failing to perform all of the signal functions, the hospitals did not satisfy the criteria for functioning EmOC facilities primarily due to a lack of trained staff, limited availability of services (less than 24 hours a day) or lack of supplies and equipment for performing the signal functions to a quality standard.

Most people earn less than a dollar a day and lack basic amenities.

After all, more than two billion people live on less than $2 a day and lack access to the most basic global public goods -- nutrition, sanitation, education and health.

24 Citalopram was chosen for its once a day dosing, lack of discontinuation side-effects and low potential for drug-drug interaction, all attractive characteristics in LLD.

Like Virtual Villagers, Brain Age is meant to be played only a few minutes a day; the exercises lack enough variety to be played for very long.

On a day when he lacked feel and flow, Murray tried his best to vary the tempo in the rallies, starting deep before working his way inside the baseline and opening the shoulders.