Sentence examples for lack content from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Toledo's main campaign slogan was "More Jobs," his policy proposals were generally perceived to lack content.

The nightmare vision, Swire added, means that the public debates lack content and the real election happens in the privacy of these mailings.

This generates overloaded, self-referenced images which lack content and soul.

For now, though, it's the lack content to play on the headsets that's the problems.

22. Another possibility is that agents ordinarily lack content awareness of their implicit attitudes but gain it when an experimenter asks them to focus in the right ways.

It also calls attention to the challenges of K-6 teacher education and school reform when teachers lack content knowledge and political/cultural awareness.

First, even if experiences lack contents that are assessable for truth, experiences might still have contents that are assessable for accuracy.

However, he says the industry lacks content and he is hoping to take advantage.

"Pop music lacks content," Mr. Gastello said, explaining his sponsorship of the group, which was named Singing Together.

Independent service providers, which used to feed traffic to StarMedia because they lacked content of their own, may now be forced to join with portals to compensate for their lost revenue streams.

I submitted the treatment to the BFI and in due course got a letter from Peter Sainsbury (the then head of BFI) turning me down for assistance because the material was "visually interesting but lacked content".