Sentence examples for lack contents from inspiring English sources

Paul Langley, head of business development at Community Housing Cymru, which represents housing associations and community mutuals in Wales, says many lack contents insurance or have "multiple insurances linked to the products they've purchased like phone insurance or television insurance, as opposed to one blanket policy for everything", which is more expensive.

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

Second, experiences might lack contents altogether, and not be assessable for truth or accuracy, but still be related in important ways to relations to the world such as seeing (Campbell 2002; McDowell 2009; Brewer 2006, 2011).

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.

Generic instruments allow comparisons across settings but may lack content validity compared with condition-specific instruments.

37 Furthermore, generic questionnaires might lack content validity in a setting of cancer screening.