Sentence examples for lack first from inspiring English sources

This definition mirrors the way the Supreme Court defines obscenity, a category of expression deemed to lack First Amendment protection.

The bottom line, he said, is this: "If ordinary business corporations lack First Amendment rights, so do those business corporations that we call media corporations".

Mykhailo Goryn (28), the chief doctor, explains that they scarcely have the equipment to treat patients and they lack first aid and laboratory supplies.

But he may lack first-hand knowledge of all of this, because, as Miliband boasts to Buzzfeed, he doesn't bother with the British papers.

No woman can instruct you on the finer details of how best to please a man - because, darn it, they're all so different and we lack first-hand experience with the equipment.

He has seen a need for young black professionals to become involved in the problems they face, so solutions come from them, and not from people who lack first-hand knowledge of their experiences.

Some of my hospital consultant colleagues welcomed what they perceived as a shift in power from non-clinical managers, who were often perceived to lack first-hand insight into patient care, to doctors who knew their patients best.

Defendants lack fifth-amendment protections.

Motherwell were unlikely to lack second-half resolve.

Gander had three lengths on Vision and Verse, with the French import Agol Lack fourth followed by the heavy hitters Lemon Drop Kid, Behrens and Skimming.

and finally, 4) I am intrigued that you feel that you have a particular expertise to comment regarding "homosexual genital relations," particularly since you and your colleagues ostensibly lack first-hand knowledge of same.