Sentence examples for lack mass from inspiring English sources

The MPLA controls almost all of the media, while the two main opposition parties lack mass appeal.

"I don't see myself as the face that launched a thousand ships," she said, well aware that her rawboned features may lack mass appeal.

In contrast to the United States, Europe has embraced a model that views culture not as a commodity, in which market forces determine which products survive, but as a common legacy to be nurtured and protected, including art forms that may lack mass appeal.

Many of Brazil's airports lack mass transport options on arrival so passengers are forced to take taxis, which can be expensive even if the driver plays fair with the price.

The confused impressions of the day lack mass and dignity without the perspective of history, nor can plans be built upon them.

This contradicts prior reports suggesting that sizable IDD lesions lack mass effect and oedema.

In the following sections, we present a rubric that incorporates clinical and market-oriented variables in relation to existing APIs commonly used in pediatric practice that lack mass-produced formulations suitable for younger patients less than 6 years of age, despite development of several new technologies in recent years for pediatric population friendly formulations described above.

She is a competent political insider, but lacks mass appeal.

Wachovia lacked mass but, like J.P. Morgan, the only other bank in America with a triple-A credit rating at the time, it oozed class.Which is not always enough.

Remarkably, Xenopus GC distributions are very homeotherm-like although its GC3 distribution lacks mass, but not presences, when GC3 is low (consistent with Fugu's lack of "junk" DNA which tends to be AT-rich).

Multiple sclerosis plaques on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) generally appear as multiple, well demarcated, homogenous, small ovoid lesions, lacking mass effect and often oriented perpendicular to the long axis of the lateral ventricles (Paty et al., 1988; Barkhof et al., 2003).