Sentence examples for lack gave from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Lack gave a lecture in Israel about the apparent rise of peanut allergies in the United Kingdom.

But the occasion will show how little importance a world now focused on economic growth, or its lack, gives to climate change.

The brooding funk brought on by someone else's possessing what we lack gives us the competitive boost to try harder: an evolutionary leg up.

Keeping the second-best performing show is typically not in question at most networks ― but at MSNBC, it will test whether Lack gives into, or continues to resist, the energy of the resistance.

Histopathological confirmation would have been ethically hard to justify in these patients, but its lack gives rise to the question of possible false negative findings.

St. Peter said that Target Field's underground heating system, which Jacobs Field lacked, gave the Twins a better shot at playing Friday.

However, data on the implications of this reorganization for non-appendicular exoskeletal structures are lacking, given the difficulty of inferring the precise segmental affinities of these features.

The other two species, Begonia hasskarliana and B. ionophylla, are poorly known and information on their placentation is lacking; given their geographic location they likely also belong to Begonia sect.

However similar studies for human ES cells are still lacking, given the more restricted use and still inefficient manipulation such as transfecting DNA into these cell lines.

In contrast, repression data for strains lacking HU gave a near-normal value of the DNA persistence length.

"His attacks lack credibility given his own words".