Sentence examples for believed to lack from inspiring English sources
Pakistani weapons are believed to lack sophisticated locks that would prevent their unauthorized use.
Sunni fighters are widely believed to lack the capacity to mount a frontal assault on Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Access to care in the United States has worsened since the fund's first report card in 2006 as more people — some 75 million — are believed to lack adequate health insurance or are uninsured altogether.
The general charge against procedural autonomy accounts is that they inevitably sneak in an objective notion of the good when they are supposed to be neutral, and that those who fail them are believed to lack mental capacities to understand or scrutinize their choices.
Although similar to Crane's noted novel, The Little Regiment was believed to lack vigor and originality.
Without this ability to taste umami, or a savory, meaty flavor, it's possible that penguins -- who are also believed to lack taste buds on their tongues -- are unable to taste the seafood that makes up their diet.
These commitments, they add, are not in tension with the claim that citizens may support coercive laws that they believe to lack a plausible secular rationale.
The concentration of IgG increases sharply during the third trimester of gestation and children delivered extremely preterm are believed to largely lack this passive immunity1,2,4.
Hunter-gatherers are traditionally believed to have lacked complex symbolic systems, social hierarchies, and the division of labor, three things you probably need before you can build a twenty-two-acre megalithic temple.
First, by contextualizing institutional thinking in the Vietnamese context, our model addresses and overcomes the complexity and inconsistencies of institutional theory which is believed to be lacking explanatory power of CSR-related phenomena in Vietnam (Tran & Jeppesen, 2016).
However, based on skeletal details of the neck, at least some Borophaginae (such as Aelurodon) are believed to have lacked this ligament.
