Sentence examples for field lacking from inspiring English sources

To hazard an analogy: Pinter onstage is a masterly spinner, but his surrogates on the field, lacking his precision, are mercilessly bashed about by their opponents.

It is arguable that John Gosden has already made him the most accomplished British colt of his age over a mile and a half; and, in receipt of 12lbs from St Nicholas Abbey and Rewilding, he would also arrive as the least exposed member of a field lacking depth.

And, albeit in a field lacking numbers or aggression to put his mount off his stride, Waley-Cohen got a pleasing round of jumping out of Long Run before driving him out to beat his stablemate, Burton Port, by half a length.

Whatever answer he sought, he didn't find for much of Game 4. Wade made just 5 of 16 shots from the field, lacking his usual lift at the rim.

A correct diagnosis is a crucial issue in every field lacking objective/instrumental markers of the disorder/syndrome under investigation [ 59].

This dilemma possibly exists because the day's supply in the PER may be viewed by the pharmacist as a field lacking importance as it is not used on the prescription label.

Field lacked Chopin's genius.

But some state and national Democratic officials say that so far, the field lacks a standout.

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

The Republican field lacks any brand name with wide recognition; in fact, Mr. Sununu, who is not running for anything, may be the most prominent.

National Democrats, in particular, have been eager for Ms. Warren to join the race after deciding that the field lacked a standout.