Sentence examples for he lacks now from inspiring English sources

"I think every player of my age has seen him play so it is not so difficult," Van Gaal went on to say of Best and if the occasion had permitted more talk, he may have seen an irony because what he lacks now are individualists who can change the game at a stroke.

What Nato lacked, and lacks now acutely, was the luxury of time.

If sufficient political will were added, such initiatives could be given what they lack now – investment and support so they can move up to a groundbreaking level.

Graduates had a huge advantage that they lack now: they left university free of debt, having had their fees and upkeep paid from local authority grants.

What China lacks now is the infrastructure and educational system to support full-scale tech innovation that can compete with the best in Silicon Valley.

He lacks – for now – the superhero's jet-powered suit of armour.

What is lacking now in France, he said, is the music of history, "the capacity to contemplate tomorrows that sing".

Scott said he plans to start Van Horn on Tuesday against Philadelphia, and while Van Horn said he was "trying to help the team," he also realized what the Nets are lacking now.

But he agrees with Winnick that Labour in the 80s had a durability it may lack now: "The loyalty of the Labour vote then was strong".

What we lack now is union-style power.

Energy is used more efficiently, and drinking and wastewater systems, although lacking now, can be built relatively easily.