Sentence examples for lack practical from inspiring English sources
But cybersecurity experts here say the schools often churn out students who know theory but lack practical skills.
To the Editor: For three years, from 1947 to 1949, I was one of those "patent examiners, many of whom are young or lack practical experience".
Dr. Moses compares the earlier management problems to those that arise when technology visionaries in private industry form companies but lack practical and organizational expertise.
Seven-day tour from £135 adult, £55 child, including canoes and cooking equipment, not including tents (£61 to rent) and food package £87 adult, £79 child, naturetravels.co.uk Many of us yearn to get back to nature but lack practical experience.
His buildings lack practical intelligence (the metal cladding of the Disney Hall in Los Angeles was found to act like a parabolic mirror and barbecued passers-by with triple concentrated sunshine).
Lousy pamphlets like this (pdf) are not enough – they lack practical guidance, and if students don't know they have a problem, they won't bother to dig them out and read them.
Although abundant studies identified barriers and facilitators of effective industrial marketing planning in practice, the literature still lacks practical tools and methods that marketing managers can use for the task.
They "lacked practical independence" because in many cases, the police were essentially tasked with investigating themselves, it said.
Perhaps most damaging of all is his claim that Brown lacked "practical, on the ground, everyday-life conviction".
In Ghana, Mr. Awuah realized that most college graduates lacked practical training in their own fields, making them unemployable on the job market.
She graduated from Stirling University, but despite applying for vacancies within a radius of 100 miles, the mother of two found every door closed simply because she lacked practical experience.
