Sentence examples for direct lacking from inspiring English sources

Midwesterners are pragmatic, direct, lacking in pretension, and conservative.

I find this kind of directing lacking in humanity.

Primary resistance indicates a direct lack of a treatment response, while acquired resistance is defined by disease progression following an initial response.

Moreover, many of these frogs are direct developers, lacking a tadpole stage, and as such form a distinct ecological guild (Rittmeyer et al. 2012).

Lacking memory, lacking direct experiential knowledge, amnesiacs have to make hypotheses and inferences, and they usually make plausible ones.

It said his direct manager lacked trading experience and showed an "inappropriate degree of tolerance" towards the taking of intra-day directional positions.

In the case of tuberculosis, direct microscopy lacks sensitivity and serological diagnosis of brucellosis lacks adequate specificity.

Honest, direct, forceful, but lacking finesse, McLaughlin will need all his guts.

It means only that direct knowledge is lacking.

However, direct evidence is lacking for the existence of geofluid in the postulated reservoir.

This may be suggestive of microvascular compression in ON, though direct evidence is lacking.