Sentence examples for because it lacks an from inspiring English sources

Theirs is not a real houseboat because it lacks an engine and cannot move from the dock on its own power.

First, the Nebraska statute is inconsistent with Casey because it lacks an exception for those instances when the banned procedure is necessary to preserve the health of the mother.

Where else in the city, or anywhere for that matter, can you get a bed and delicious breakfast for two at a resort that has an indoor pool, a sauna and a 24-hour gym, all for $85? "It's fantastic," says a bearded Swedish statistician named Hans who is paying $10 less for a room with his daughter because it lacks an air conditioner.

Opponents contend that the language is so broad as to ban the most common techniques used in the second trimester of a pregnancy and argue that the ban would be unconstitutional because it lacks an exception for the pregnant woman's health.

First, natural S. cerevisiae cannot effectively metabolize pentose sugars, particularly d-xylose, the second most abundant sugar in lignocellulosic materials because it lacks an effective initial metabolic pathway (Hahn-Hägerdal et al. 2007; van Maris et al. 2006).

I didn't find this very useful because it lacks an easy-to-use program that would sift and interpret all the ride data to spot trends and suggest training tips.

The theory of planned behaviour (TPB) seems most suited to integrate implementation intentions into its structure because it lacks a planning construct.

Understood as an ontological enquiry or as the study of pure being, metaphysics is not a possible science because it lacks a subject matter of its own.

The launch is important for Facebook because it lacks a popular video destination since its Facebook Watch hub was somewhat of a flop.

The ODR7 receptor of C. elegans is also a member of the NR0A group, based not upon its phylogenetic relatedness to other group member, but because it lacks a LBD [ 4].

It has suffered defeats in California, Maine (and other states) not because it lacks a compelling argument, but because it has not executed its message with key constituencies in a compelling fashion.