Sentence examples for is lacking better from inspiring English sources

Where institutional capacity is lacking, better outcomes may result from consolidating commercial, policy, and regulatory functions until such capacity has further developed.

If this information is lacking, it may be better to limit the meta-analysis to direct comparisons.

Yet, solid evidence on which of these two approaches is associated with better outcomes is lacking.

"When this settlement first came to me, it seemed to be lacking, for a better word, transparency," said Judge Rakoff.

Victoria Coffey, Bangor, Northern Ireland asks: How did the ideas come to you? Did you purposely sit down and think of something that was lacking or that could be bettered?

Analyses of polymorphisms in natural populations of both hominid and rodent lineages (in the rodent lineage this information is specifically lacking) is critical to better understand the nature and intensity of selection acting on different categories of genes.

What Mr. Obama lacked was "a better vision of the future" for the Middle East, he said.

That series, though, with all the fizz and social comedy that this movie lacks, was a better showcase for them.

No person is truly better when they lack this basic bit of civility.

Our understanding of primary chronic tubulointerstitial nephropathies is not better, and most lack specific diagnostic criteria and therapy.

"Engagement is better than total lack of communication".