Sentence examples for essentially lack from inspiring English sources

Through the sale, A.I.G. will initially hold about an 8 percent stake in MetLife, though it will essentially lack independent voting rights, these people said.

Published reports on siderophore mediated iron uptake in mycobacteria essentially lack details about these energy dependent secretion and uptake processes.

It is not surprising that squamous cell carcinomas derived from the epidermis essentially lack K4 and K13 (Kuruc et al. 1989; for further references see Moll 1998).

This suggests that those genomes either essentially lack codon pair bias or we lack the statistical power to detect their biased codon pairs.

These cells essentially lack AnxA1 (Figs 1D and 4A), exhibit a stable EMT phenotype, i.e. fibroblastoid morphology, high vimentin, no E-cadherin and cytoplasmic or stressfibre localized β-actin (Fig 4B and C, left panels; Eger et al, 2005) and show high metastatic capacity in xenografts (Fig 4F).

However, when we reflect on the potential generality of the argument, it appears that, if we are to block all cases of role-switching concerning actual individuals, we must suppose that every actual individual has some essential property (or set of essential properties) that every other actual individual essentially lacks.

Suppose that Adam has, as one of his essential properties, living in the Garden of Eden, whereas Noah essentially lacks this property.

— — — — — The main problem of newly minted American parents is that the country essentially lacks the social institution of grandmothers and grandfathers – in the Russian understanding of their role.

So the world qua unaccompanied by unicorns is essentially lacking in unicorns and therefore qualifies as a truth-maker for the statement that there are no unicorns.

Yet, arguably, it is possible for there to be a non-omnipotent agent who essentially lacks the power to overrule any law of nature.

Arguably, there could be an agent, x, such that: x has a wide range of powers, x is essentially limited to these powers, and x essentially lacks a power, P, which an omnipotent agent ought to possess.