Sentence examples for especially lacks from inspiring English sources

This is a dark story, for which her Glaswegian characters are too jolly and chipper: the Minister, especially, lacks the fractured, psychotic desperation to turn convincingly from Bible-thumper to murderous demagogue.

While studies based on small-scale primary surveys although considered the detailed components of maternity expenditure but mostly are descriptive, especially lacks robust statistical assessment [6, 11, 27].

Facebook especially lacks many of the basic editing features and more advanced options found elsewhere, from multi-clip sharing to soundtracks.

The information of the last three chapters is less original and especially lacks most of the intriguing introspection and analysis offered earlier in the book.

Most especially lacking is translation.

They are especially lacking when the Red Storm (11-4 over all, 2-2 Big East) plays away games, where its record is 1-2.

Graduates' knowledge of economic history crucial during the crisis, given its parallels with the Depression of the 1930s was especially lacking.Students became dissatisfied, too.

Attention to biodiversity as a material business issue is especially lacking in the food and beverage, with only Molson Coors disclosing a formal policy, and the energy services sector which did not have a single company with a formal policy.

The candidates promise to continue fortifying the federal police, and Mr. Peña Nieto has called for adding a "gendarmerie" paramilitary unit for the most violent, rural areas where policing is especially lacking.

Refugees experience limited access to adequate education at all levels but opportunities for higher education are especially lacking.

In most cases, these functions are derived by least-squares fitting which usually leads to good performance indices, even when based on a limited range of data that especially lack high flow observations.