Sentence examples for lack of distinctive from inspiring English sources

The tradeoff for this supreme tenderness is a lack of distinctive flavor.

While salmon, steak and chicken were first-rate, lack of distinctive seasoning and a couple of poorly executed sides left some dishes sorrowfully unfinished.

For once, 'wooden' is a compliment to soprano Victoria Simmonds, who gives the title role her all, overcoming her character's lack of distinctive musical motifs to steer us through an action-packed, sometimes confusing plot.

Additionally, ACAs confers difficulty in imaging diagnosis due to lack of distinctive features.

This reflects a general problem: the lack of distinctive features of TTH.

However, because of their small size and their lack of distinctive morphological features, traditional microscopy does not allow the detection of fungal zoospores in the field.

Finally, his lack of a distinctive style was held against him, and loudly lamented by the most influential critic of the day, Edmund Wilson.

If we step back from the things that are core to our values, we will allow public debate to move away from us, and the centre of gravity has moved somewhere else, and then the lack of our distinctive public voice making that argument makes it very difficult for other people who share our view to stand up and be counted".

Polls suggest that Dilma Rousseff, Lula's successor, is both more popular than he was three months into his first term and, unlike him, equally well thought of by rich and poor.Just as damaging as the PSDB's profusion of would-be leaders is its lack of a distinctive programme.

Using data from an emerging country such as Indian, Deshpande and Farley (1999) discover that firms with some particular organizational characteristics including organizational culture and market orientation grow much faster than those that lack of these distinctive dimensions.

He was struck by what he describes as a lack of a distinctive "community" in the traditional sense as far as queer Cubans are concerned.