Sentence examples for has lacked much from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey Senate race has lacked much in the way of drama, with Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark, a Democrat, holding a commanding lead in the polls against the Republican nominee, Steve Lonegan.

Tannat is a big-bodied, tannic red, an earthy wine that in the past, made in bulk, has lacked much refinement or complexity.

But it would have lacked much of its intellectual spine.

Historically, patients have lacked much motivation to know their insurers well.

The annual holiday supposedly celebrating labor has long lacked much celebratory feel.

These are increasingly found in parts of Africa and Eastern Europe that had previously lacked much of a U.S. military presence.

Since then, though they have held their slim majorities, they have lacked the legislative skill to do much with them against a Democratic president.

But researchers have lacked a way to measure how much voltage neurons produce when light activates them.

Moreover, the findings of much previous research have lacked sufficient specificity to be useful in informing the content of decision support tools.

In addition to the predictability of that scenario, the college pranks — where the film could have had some major fun — lack much invention.

Uber also plans to use Messenger as a test case for real-time customer service – something Uber has been criticized for lacking much of.