Sentence examples for emerged lacking from inspiring English sources

Then these renderings of a "Boz" design emerged, lacking windshields, to emphasize the car's autonomy.

In the nineteenth century, new medical schools were developed to accommodate women and minorities, particularly African Americans, and dubious private schools emerged lacking university affiliation, called "proprietary schools".

Stott sounded a note of caution about the growth of the primary care organisation and argued in favour of a 'core' team, sensing an emerging lack of continuity and fragmentation [ 19].

One editor, describing how researchers would lose interest in studies that kept producing statistically non-significant results, said "in the end I think it is largely a matter of the authors... the big publication bias is not produced by journals or by editors or by reviewers, but it is really the gradual emerging lack of interest of authors".

The more an individual is interested in subject matter over a curricular unit, the more boredom emerges when lacking time to reflect on the contents in situ.

The scapes emerge vertically, lacking the circinate vernation of its leaves and all other scapes of the genus Drosera, with the exception of D. arcturi.

A comprehensive approach to this emerging issue is lacking.

Growth was haphazard, and the emerging township lacked municipal services and government.

What the emerging field lacks are senior researchers who can guide young scholars and enforce standards for research.

In Europe, 40% of big stockmarket-listed companies still have a controlling family.Until recently many emerging economies lacked the large, liquid capital markets that rich countries enjoy.

As in the early days of European biotech, China's emerging industry lacks people who combine scientific nous with good business sense.