Sentence examples for lack sufficient means from inspiring English sources

However, over thirty years into the HIV/AIDS epidemic women still lack sufficient means of protecting themselves against HIV.

Medieval millenarians expected the world to end in 1000 A.D. These fatal termini would have required supernatural intervention; in the old days humans lacked sufficient means to destroy themselves.

Nevertheless, it might be a reasonable alternative in cases in which the doctor lacks sufficient means to ensure an accurate diagnosis, and in which the patient accepts testing with a GFD [ 51].

Some states narrowly restrict eligibility for HCBS or greatly limit program capacity or benefit levels, forcing people into institutions when they lack sufficient unpaid help or the means to pay for services out of pocket.

Certainly, skewness does not mean that the data lack sufficient accuracy and precision.

Mr Summers seems to be arguing that more demand would simply mean more investment, and because we lack sufficient good (private) investment opportunities already (which is why long-term real rates are low) adequate demand just means more foolish investment.

It is a highly complex context in which the asymmetry of the conflict does not necessarily mean that one of the two sides lack sufficient potential to face the battle.

I lack sufficient mediocrity".

First, banks lack sufficient capital.

The Nets lack sufficient talent or depth.

We lack sufficient resources to have a $2 million company.