Sentence examples for are otherwise lacking from inspiring English sources

If they do not have a CalNet UID or are otherwise lacking a reasonable method of verifying their identity, it may be necessary to request manual verification of identity.

That assertion is implicit in every aspect of her performance in "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," which opened on Wednesday night at the American Repertory Theater here, and it is made with a confidence and conviction that are otherwise lacking in this anxious and confused production.

Not that the evidence was otherwise lacking.

But Moynihan put the issue in a perspective that was otherwise lacking that day.

But it does provide a degree of certainty that is otherwise lacking in today's markets.

Mr. Jackson brings an urgency, an identification with struggling people that is otherwise lacking in the national conversation.

In my opinion, a true cassoulet should have a crust as this adds a wonderful crunchy element that is otherwise lacking amid all the flaky meat and soft beans – though again, it's debatable whether the crust should be scattered over the top, as I have done here, or whether it should form naturally.

Make your own jokes, because they're otherwise lacking here: this botched fantasy – in which Sandler's downtrodden Max discovers a magical stitching machine that allows him to literally walk a mile in his customers' shoes – collapses amid its attempts to reshape a notionally sincere script to fit an A-list heel.

Her accent convincing, her voice altered, one hand palsied as if by age, Ms. Korzen provides in this sentimental, poignant moment evidence of her prowess as an actress and a touch of originality that is otherwise lacking in "Excuse Me, I'm Talking!" Clowns are renowned for yearning to play the Dane and then, if their dream is realized, failing to rise to the challenge.

This unit may extend over a kilometer along strike based on my field reconnaissance; published data on this unit is otherwise lacking.

Though not specifically using the term, BMS rejected "pendent" personal jurisdiction when it held that a trial court could not piggy-back its personal jurisdiction over a defendant with respect to one plaintiff as a basis for asserting jurisdiction over the substantially similar claims of nonresident plaintiffs over which personal jurisdiction was otherwise lacking.