Sentence examples for difficult lacking from inspiring English sources

Ceravolo transcends the canon--both the institutionally-approved and the increasingly robust alternative versions--because in his life he occupied the sort of real social spaces poets inhabit and alter irrevocably, and in his verse he occupied the sort of real psychic spaces each one of us inhabits but often finds unaccountably difficult (lacking Ceravolo's genius) to reify on the page.

Currently, quantitative comparisons of the projected loss of molecular biodiversity among different species will remain difficult lacking a standard to compare evolutionary relevant units below taxonomic rank.

Two conditions make the dose-response part of mixture risk assessment difficult, lack of data on mixture dose-response relationships, and the need to address risk from combinations of chemicals because of public demands and statutory requirements.

In the video, Dennis describes his father as "a really difficult" person "lacking in certain social skills".

Further, generating model systems where animals vary in sensitivity is a difficult problem lacking a general solution.

There are, after all, a hundred people to watch out for, and jumping from one engagement to another is not only difficult but lacks a certain narrative quality, making the whole thing feel scattered.

Physical examination of the shoulder joint in the acute setting is difficult, and lacks accuracy (Bak et al. 2010).

Such progress is difficult in places lacking the economic well-being that might allow average citizens collectively to assert their rights.

They are long, loosely plotted and sometimes difficult to read, lacking Skvorecky's usual playfulness and possessed by an adolescent gloom.

One-for-one replacement of units will be more difficult in cities lacking high land prices, which enabled Washington to issue bonds tied to future tax revenues.

He saw her as difficult, high-handed, and lacking in finesse in her management of people at the paper.