Sentence examples for into lacked from inspiring English sources

Words used to describe the killer, Adam Lanza, began with "odd," "aloof" and "a loner," shaded into "lacked empathy," and finally slipped into "on the autism spectrum" and suffering from "a mental illness like Asperger's".

They then injected those cells into immunocompromised mice that lacked any adaptive immunity.

By 1987, the building had fallen into disrepair and lacked basic air conditioning.

If that translates into lack of kindness.

And a lot of it translates into lack of self-confidence, which is an issue with girls.

The study noted that previous research into lack of sleep had shown it was associated with ailments including heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes.

Hence, good state-school teachers I know sending their offspring to private school, hence a common desire to protect inheritances from any form of taxation, hence often a retreat into lack of any political commitment.

Lack of access to resources was sub-categorised into lack of access to land (35%), bush burning (9%) and conflict with farmers (2%).

The slippery slope into lack is, I think, the biggest pitfall in the art of manifestation.

Participants perceived insufficient cultural awareness of staff within hospitals, which translated into lack of cultural safety for Aboriginal patients.

Also, lack of empowerment among women was seen to manifest into lack of ability to negotiate condom use, intimate partner violence, and abuse in general.