Sentence examples for as a result lacking from inspiring English sources

As a result, lacking personal experience with the mayor's public image, Mr. Curry said, "I got to see a side of Sharpe James he doesn't let people see".

As a result, lacking a more comprehensive policy response, the harmonisation of their central banks' divergent policies will be left to the markets – in particular, those for fixed-income assets and currencies.

As a result, lacking individual bear identities in our models could mask the strength of a variable (e.g. proximity of a settlement to a clearcut), due to diluting effects from individual variation (i.e. some bears select whereas others avoid clearcuts closer to settlements).

"EPA has been slow to take action on these data problems and, as a result, lacks the information it needs to evaluate how effectively the lead rule is being implemented and enforced nationwide," the GAO report said.

"EPA has been slow to take action on these data problems and, as a result, lacks the information it needs to evaluate how effectively the lead rule is being implemented and enforced nationwide," the report said.

An additional contributory factor may be that the odontoid process is enveloped by a synovium and, as a result, lacks a periosteal blood supply.

J.G. Wentworth has argued that the CFPB lacks jurisdiction over the structured settlement and annuity payment purchasing activities that are the subject of the CID, and as a result, lacks the authority to continue its investigation.

The trade-off, judging by the App Store reviews, is that in return for this added functionality the app requires a steeper learning curve, and as a result lacks the simplicity of Instagram (also missing is the simple use of hashtags).

The actual letter that U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer finally sent to Congress earlier this month was a fraction of the length of the March draft and, as a result, lacked many of its detailed descriptions.

This type of employee is ego-centric, thinks the world resolved around him/her, and as a result, lacks the ability to view things from anyone's point of view but their own.

As a result, lack of confidence is potentially holding the UK back from performing better in international league tables such as the OECD's triennial Pisa tests.