Sentence examples for lack concrete from inspiring English sources
A10 Despite clues suggesting that the Cole was bombed by Islamic militants, American investigators lack concrete evidence and are wary of inflaming political turmoil in the Middle East by making unsubstantiated accusations, officials said.
It has been well-received by critics, with the journalist Zei Xin of Chengdu Daily noting, "The film provides what most Chinese commercial blockbusters' lack — concrete contents and attention to details".
We lack concrete field evidence for the thickness of the unsaturated zone other than the existence of natural hot springs at around 600 1200 m asl.
These laws are easy to abuse because they lack concrete definitions.
TIGHAR's findings are "compelling" but lack concrete information, Andrew Nelson, an anthropologist at the University of Western Ontario, said Tuesday.
Though they lack concrete evidence, many Congolese posit that President Joseph Kabila, whose legal mandate expired two years ago, or his allies, orchestrated the attacks in an effort to destabilize Ituri as a pretext to postpone national elections that are scheduled for this December.
The Muslim world largely welcomed the speech, although some said it lacked concrete proposals.
Mr Sarkozy's camp, disturbed by his rise, say he lacks concrete plans.
In one case, a person lacks concrete actuality: he loses himself in imagining, reflecting on and dreaming about different possibilities, without actualising any of them.
Hussein observes that Al Qaeda's ideologues have studied the failure of Islamist movements in the past and concluded that they lacked concrete, realistic goals.
Organizers, conceding that they lacked concrete goals, developed Plan B: a focus on local politics, hoping to rally the rest of Russia to their cause.
