Sentence examples for essential lacking from inspiring English sources
One of the conclusions of the recent report of FAO on food safety [67] is that basic toxicological data on the consumption of micro and nanoplastics in humans for a food risk safety assessment are essential lacking: the available data of toxicokinetics only include absorption and distribution, whereas no information is available on metabolism and little on excretion.
Too often Washington seems a dull, phlegmatic figure, wooden if worthy, whose self-command stemmed from an essential lack of inner fire.
For a despised group, mobility is essential: lack of it condemned Pakistani immigrants in towns like Burnley to poverty when industrial jobs disappeared.
(Indeed, most women still wore open-crotch drawers — to differentiate them from men's closed drawers and to demonstrate women's essential lack of sexual interest — until about 1910, when underpants were first introduced).
In contrast, there is an essential lack of research to the field of big data in 96 countries with no publications.
That if parts of our larger "self" are banished from consciousness; we suffer an essential lack of inner wholeness.
There's the happy ending (marriage), the unhappy ending (death) and the literary ending (not a whole lot happens, and characters contemplate or complain about their essential lack of free will).
Alternately laconic and overheated, Ami Canaan Mann's Texas Killing Fields, which opened Oct. 14, is a two-pronged police procedural whose misdirection can't disguise its essential lack of juice.
Buell's essay is excerpted from his book "The Dream of the Great American Novel" (Harvard University Press: 584 pp., $39.95), and it's unwieldy for a variety of reasons, not least its essential lack of inquiry.
Of significance is the essential lack of intravenously administered GCase recovery from the lungs of the affected mice.
