Sentence examples for are now lacking from inspiring English sources

At least 60,000 homes were left without power and many are now lacking clean water.

But a huge number are now lacking such "maintenance covenants", which means that banks have less grip on borrowers when business turns sour.

Even more important, the director would be granted the autonomy that is now lacking.

What is now lacking within the managements of N.F.L. teams, Edwards said, is a healthy variety of opinions that would exist if there were a diversity of backgrounds.

In an editorial on Wednesday, the newspaper El Diario said that Mr. deLeon should be replaced by a fellow Latino, since the board is now lacking a representative from the Hispanic population in New York.

The bread is now lacking in Spain, which puts the onus on the circus — in other words soccer — to provide the main distraction from the daily hardship of a recession.

"All that is now lacking is action," Spitzer said.

Aside from the comfort, tracking, and accountability we're now lacking with taxis, without Uber and Lyft, Austin is experiencing a tremendous ride shortage.

These steps would signal a campaign's intention to position itself for assuming office, remove the transition planning as a political issue and provide funding that is now lacking or must be raised from private donors.

But Souza's self-consciously artful approach created an interesting prism through which to view a presidential era ― a sort of sidelong glance at that world that we're now lacking.

In particular, monitoring is now lacking.