Sentence examples for and lacking in the from inspiring English sources

Haiti was impoverished, racked with preventable diseases and lacking in the most basic treatment facilities.

Their forgeries are stiff, exaggeratedly uniform, and lacking in the fluency and spontaneity of genuine autographs.

The Times of London said that Mr. Cameron was weak and "lacking in the most basic party management skills".

That those alternatives are being found to be flawed and lacking in the same accountability so vehemently demanded of public schools means little.

While shopping areas are scattered about the northeast Valley, they are heavy on liquor stores and lacking in the kinds of services that families need.

Controls for these events are often questionable, and even the games that do "work" are simplistic and lacking in the depth to reward repeat play.

But live streams are currently hard to find and lack in-depth information about the events being documented.

Tired, weary, and lacking in money, the Carlins decided to remain in England to rest and recuperate.

It resulted in Europeans being detached and lacking in information about the views and needs of the community.

Service: Friendly and willing, but tentative, slow and lacking in knowledge of the menu.

But the armed forces here remain small, under-equipped, under trained, lacking in intelligence-gathering capabilities and lacking in mobility even with the new helicopters.