Sentence examples for lack according from inspiring English sources

That lack, according to research laid out in the judge's memo, has a number of causes.

The goal is to teach members the basics of financial literacy before connecting them to formal institutions, something which 2.7 billion adults lack, according to the World Bank.

These wax figures were the 19th-century equivalent of the models of the heroes and villains from Star Wars or Harry Potter films – though they have since earned a special scientific significance that his latter-day equivalents lack, according to the exhibition's curators.

This lack, according to some thinkers, signals the demise of any reasonable discussion as the subject matter becomes hopelessly private with little possibility of inter-subjective discourse.

Client responsiveness arguably comprises the largest portion of the communication core competency outlined by the CPA Center of Excellence, a competency that many CPAs would seem to lack according to a recent study.

(It's impossible to say: He's now at RT). Lack, according to a person close to him, was indeed concerned about primetime ratings in 2015 and 2016, as any executive would have been, particularly in the 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. hours.

Both qualities were lacking, according to some of the judges.

Amid it all, governance was considered sorely lacking, according to people who observe the practices.

Britain has lacked, according to mild-mannered Sir David Higgins, a proper sense of outrage.

The team is still run by the Brown family, yet innovation is exactly what the front office now lacks, according to its many critics.

Still, there is an important complementary role for the government to play where the incentives for private investment are lacking, according to administration officials and computer scientists.