Sentence examples similar to lack incisiveness from inspiring English sources

But despite dominating possession, Millwall lacked incisiveness in attack and were still failing to work goalkeeper Paddy Kenny.

Persuaded to play anyway, Allen could only bowl short spells which lacked incisiveness and Cambridge lost heavily.

Redknapp liked Lennon and valued his speed — indeed he told £15 million signing David Bentley that he would always lose out in a choice between the pair because he was slower — but despaired at his lack of incisiveness and end-product.

They were confident after consecutive 2-0 victoverStoker Stoke City and West Ham United, but Flores was disappointed with his side's lack of incisiveness, lamenting their inability to capitalise on their dominance of the ball.

More significantly, the home side took a clear lead in the championship, leaving Kilmarnock to regret their own lack of incisiveness in attack in a match in which they were otherwise at least the equal of their opponents.

Belgium would not be the first golden generation to be let down by a coach incapable of making hard tactical decisions, but their lack of incisiveness in that opening game was still an indictment of the lack of leadership offered by Wilmots.

Simplistic as it might be to think otherwise (and lack of incisiveness with the new ball clearly is itself an issue no matter who takes it) it is at the other end of the match that England are losing any real chance to compete at present, it is at the other end of the match that England are losing any real chance to compete.

But there was a lack of incisiveness in the opening half-hour until only the woodwork denied Long heading Albion in front from Liam Ridgewell's cross.

However, Hills' side quickly made up for their lack of incisiveness in the first half with a wonderful goal three minutes after the interval.

The home side were often better in possession than the visitors, but their lack of incisiveness in the final third gave no reason to suggest a late rally was on the cards.

It lacked the incisiveness of the first debate and ended inconclusively.