Sentence examples for lack of a distinct from inspiring English sources

Five's lack of a distinct identity was not helped by its cumbersome rebranding - does anyone outside of its Covent Garden offices really call it Five?

Unlike the English league, there is no traditional kick-off time in MLS, and aside from the other challenges it faces, MLS commissioner Don Garber has called this lack of a distinct "MLS time" in the weekend a challenge for the league in registering with new fans.

Species with simple ovule structures, e.g. the unitegmic ovule and the lack of a distinct micropyle are common features in some mycoheterotrophic orchids (Tohda 1967; Abe 1976).

Schaefer and Haszprunar (1997b) reached a similar conclusion regarding the ventilator function of the gills based on the lack of a distinct respiratory zone on the monoplacophorans gills and comparisons to them to gill and ventilator configurations in other mollusks (see Haszprunar 1992).

The lack of a distinct toothcomb in the fossil record prior to 40 mya has created a conflict with molecular clock studies that suggest an older divergence between lemurs and lorisoids, and the existence of a ghost lineage of lemuriform primates in Africa.

It is also important to note the limitations in diagnosing malaria deaths through the verbal autopsy method, which suffers from a lack of a distinct symptom complex for malaria [11], [58].

There is no shortage of robots around, but there is a distinct lack of a product with really good software that is really simple to use.

There is also a distinct lack of a comprehensive solution that effectively caters to all the security requirements of a document-oriented database in cloud.

He was never going to stand there and say, "This is a bid for leadership," but there seemed to be a distinct lack of a bombshell.

But I confess that their contention that gendered violence and vulnerability are relics of a forgotten past strikes me as revealing a certain tunnel vision of privilege, a distinct lack of a sense of global citizenship and sisterhood.

The relatively continuous geographic distribution of the N. humilis/quaggulus complex combined with a lack of distinct phenotypic differences made a priori separation of sampling localities into populations somewhat arbitrary.