Sentence examples for lack attributes from inspiring English sources

The study found that the policies and practices of Ankara hotels generally lack attributes relevant to environmental protection and conservation, and that hotel managers mostly lack the necessary environmental knowledge and interest to meet the basic objectives of social and environmental responsibility.

Because it lacks attributes, the En Sof is incomprehensible and thus, in a strict sense, non-personal (although it reveals itself as personal).

He admits programs targeting Asian communities in Australia have been lacking, attributing it to a lack of funding.

If we cannot experiment on or kill human beings who lack those attributes, then the lack of those attributes alone cannot be what justifies animal experimentation or abortion.

Individual people lack defining attributes because they change as they develop and decay.

But, as the sequel, it was always going to lack some attributes.

Reality television stars tend to lack certain attributes: discretion, shame, gainful employment.

For those who have spent time with him, or who watch the show, his popularity isn't hard to understand: Oz is an eloquent, compassionate, and telegenic representative of a profession whose members often lack those attributes.

However, they lack the attributes of long endurance, stable high speed, and large load capacity necessary for real-world applications.

The classes that have undefined values lack methods, attributes, or parameter types, or they include only a single method.

In many cases, models lack explicit attributes of 3D objects that make it possible to perform an automated query of these objects by trade type.