Sentence examples for lack of a world from inspiring English sources

It's the lack of a world war.

The lone knock on Mussina is his lack of a World Series ring.

The perceived lack of a world class centre-forward has for some time been a shortcoming of Wenger's title hopefuls but according to reports, the Gunners failed in an attempt to lure the Argentine to the Emirates last summer.

For lack of a world crisis and befitting a millennium meeting, this year's forum may contain more of Schwab's social agenda than ever before.

Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a world championship.

Van Gaal bemoans the lack of a world-class creative player in his squad.

"The lack of a world-class hospital will not only jeopardize the West Side population, but also threaten New York's future competitiveness as a city, since medical care is crucial to quality of life," said Mr. Rudin, president of Rudin Management Company.

"It would fill a void in New York City -- the lack of a world-class convention center -- and it creates a stadium that would make us a front-runner for the Olympics in 2012," said Anthony P. Coles, a deputy mayor, yesterday.

With a lack of a world-class striker in the side and only two goals for the North Londoners in their opening three Premier League outings, Ramsey's lack of width and ineffectiveness on the wing is only adding to the bluntness of the side going forward.

But I'm not sure Alexis Sanchez will bring something different to the group and, like last season, a lack of a world-class striker could cost them.

"Otherwise, I don't know; that's the point of New York?" It is this, 30 years down the line, that distinguishes McInerney from so many other burnt-out veterans of his city and his trade – the utter lack of a jaded world view.