Sentence examples for are most lacking from inspiring English sources

The collection of data is vitally important for all diseases, for all countries, and west Africa remains a part of the world where MDR-TB surveillance data are most lacking.

Milk is the top food source for three of the four nutrients that are most lacking in adults and children: calcium, potassium and vitamin D. Calcium helps build and maintain strong bones and teeth, vitamin D helps absorb calcium for healthy bones and potassium helps maintain healthy blood pressure.

By varying the values of suitability indices (SIs) and varying the methods used to combine SIs into an HSI, one can examine the effects of individual habitat components on overall habitat suitability to help determining which habitat components are most lacking for a species.

The large uncertainties of peat extent, volume and carbon storage in Papua provinces, where data are most lacking, contribute to most of the differences in peat carbon storage estimates between map sources.

CareerBuilder, the online job search site, surveyed employers in the UK and India this year and found that they believe recent graduates are most lacking in problem-solving skills (60% India, 40% UK), creative thinking (56% India, 39% UK), and interpersonal skills (50% India, 49% UK).

It is becoming more critical than ever that executives understand which skills are most lacking among their employees, and that they do all they can to train and retrain their staffs and hire the talent that will support their goals for growth.

It's the attribute our country has been most lacking.

It was onstage, though, that the love was most lacking.

So what was most lacking: fitness, clarity, selection, captaincy?

There are many proven technologies: what is most lacking is political commitment.

What is most lacking today is knowledge about art and respect for creativity, he said.