Sentence examples for lack of exciting from inspiring English sources

One of the problems with the box makers is the lack of exciting new applications to upgrade existing machines.

Once, to protest the temporary lack of exciting new works, she issued 64 blank pages between covers.

Industry executives blame the decline on Internet file-sharing and counterfeiting, while consumers complain of a lack of exciting new talent and uninspired music from older artists.

Republicans also turned out in lower numbers in 2016 because of a "lack of exciting candidates" in down-ballot races, Mr. Petracca said.

Mr. Yang, speaking from Hong Kong, where he was attending a brother's wedding, said that he walked the aisles at stores like Bed Bath & Beyond, where his garbage cans now reign supreme, comparing the large shelf-space allotment with the lack of exciting designs.

The relative newness of the platform could simply be the reason for its lack of exciting applications.

But the lack of anything exciting in itself was a disappointment.

Scotland's problem is the lack of any exciting, emerging talent in bulk.

Local council elections are often characterised by low voter turnout at the best of times, and the lack of any exciting campaigns one way or another is likely to have left many people underwhelmed by the whole process and unenthusiastic about turning out to to vote.

Despite this lack of investment, exciting discoveries and medical breakthroughs do occur.

So yes, "China" and "Internet" are enough to make investors swoon irrationally, but the lack of anything exciting at home is making them exponentially more irrational.