Sentence examples for danger of lacking from inspiring English sources

One home in no danger of lacking prominent vertical elements is the Boccasinis' in Briarcliff Manor.

As an unelected yet influential body, the UN has always been in danger of lacking legitimacy with those it is meant to serve.

Second horn: If we instead suppose that an indefinite exclusive ceteris paribus clause is attached to the law so that it means "All As are Bs, if nothing interferes", then the cp-law in question is in danger of lacking empirical content.

I'd summarize their piece as saying that the euro suffers from all the problems euroskeptics warned about, plus one they didn't — the dangers of lacking banking union.

Once again, this crisis shows the tremendous danger of lack of direct communication between Iran and the U.S. — to the extent that someone with a telephone line in Iran and $100,000 cash in pocket can bring the two countries so close to confrontation.

That's why they are not aware about the dangers of lack of vaccinations".

Finally, mentioned barriers to play outside (road traffic, lack of playgrounds or courtyards, danger of crime or lack of interest to play outdoors) did not differ between both regions (all p = NS).

"Frankenstein" can be read as a parable of the dangers of motherless creation — lacking an actual mother and against Mother Nature.

These concerns are compounded by recent press attention to the dangers of a system lacking transparency and strong professional self-regulation.

She co-founded the WTA when the women's professional tour was in danger of disappearing for lack of sponsors.

We are in grave danger of a nationwide lack of recognition that every individual deserves to be treated with respect.