Sentence examples for lack in ability from inspiring English sources

What they lack in ability, Montenegro tend to make up for with weight of numbers, packing men behind the ball, looking to absorb pressure and then break quickly, getting the ball and support up to the front pair.

The main knowledge gap hampering application of intertidal ecosystems within coastal defense schemes is lack in ability to account quantitatively for long-term ecosystem dynamics.

A major barrier in the advancement of nucleic acid therapies to achieving clinical relevance is a general lack in ability of the negatively charged nucleic acid to enter the negatively charged cell membrane.

He is not lacking in ability on the ball.

Bradman said that the Victorian all-rounder "was never a great cricketer in the sense that some others were great, but he was a very good player and what he lacked in ability he made up for in effort".

They will never be Gary Payton, Terrell Brandon, Rod Strickland or any of the other elite point guards the Knicks' fans crave, but what they lack in outright ability is often compensated by hard-nosed doggedness.

The out-of-autoclave process did lack in the ability to facilitate the removal of porosity which affected the fracture toughness results.

But what they lack in their ability to shout, they more than make up for when it comes to assessing the suitability of a potential mate.

But what they lack in technical ability they make up for in expressiveness.

What Gilbert lacked in natural ability ("and he lacked a lot in natural ability," Roddick says), those who played against him say, he made up for in preparation, doggedness and an ability to engage in "mental warfare" on the court.

Autonomous cars are notoriously lacking in the ability to interpret the human motivations behind the small aggressions when people jockey for position in traffic.