Sentence examples for are really lacking from inspiring English sources

"Places like this are really lacking," he said.

Is throwing victims of rape, ableism, racism, transphobia (and so on) to the dogs what we are really lacking in the public sphere?

"While this is very sensible, it means that we are really lacking data from huge areas of low biodiversity," she said.

The RedBus story squares with something I've been noticing more in my travels to emerging markets frequently when entrepreneurs complain about a lack of angel investing or venture capital, what they are really lacking isn't just the money, it's the mentorship.

I think that listening is something we are really lacking in the world today... Dalsgaard: We are only talking and if you want to know your enemy you've got to listen.

"When talking about the main challenges for school, it is security we are really lacking.

"But in this case that evidence is really lacking".

"In football, or soccer, it was really lacking.

"In implementation, it's really lacking," she said.

"Information is really lacking to determine whether over all one treatment is more effective and preferred".

"What's really lacking," Dr. Michelson explained, "is a laboratory experiment that tells us anything.