Sentence examples similar to has certainly lacked from inspiring English sources

The government has certainly not been lacking in money since the early 1990s.

Syrians have certainly not lacked courage in the face of the Assad regime's onslaught.

Although the Jets have certainly not lacked for offense in getting off to their 5-0 sthose those hoped-for exclamation points from the receiving corps havexclamationecome question marks.

"This has really injected a new stability into the European financial landscape, which had certainly been lacking in the past week," Mr. Dallara said.

"Our growth has certainly been slowed by a lack of cash for reinvestment, and we're having to finance a move to bigger premises ourselves," Flynn says.

The lack of publicity has certainly underwhelmed the American public.

Whiteness is too often invisible on television, so much the norm that it no longer begs evaluation, and for whatever advances "Girls" makes in expanding the range of women on television, and the sorts of conversations they're permitted to have, it certainly lacks for other forms of diversity.

The pope's "lack of clarity about the matter has certainly done a lot of harm".

Lacks potentially invaluable club experience and has certainly not done the "hard yards" completed by rivals.

Although the tumour stem cell hypothesis has been challenged because of the lack of reliable stem cell markers, it has certainly revolutionised our understanding of antineoplastic therapy.

That has certainly changed.