Sentence examples for lack suggests from inspiring English sources

Where does the resistance lie? "I think security is the drag anchor," Lack suggests.

When Harpo admits that he can't control his wife, Celie, her eyes hardened by experience and lack, suggests that he beat her.

In order to pump life into "Today," Lack suggested moving the set onto the street.

Cnidarians share extended gene families with vertebrates that fruit flies and nematodes lack, suggesting that insects and worms lost many members of those families.

Yet ctenophores have muscles and nerve cells, cell types that sponges lack, suggesting that animal evolution did not proceed smoothly from the simple to the more complex.

And a Croatian advocacy group, the Forum for Ethics and Development of Science and Higher Education, has called the government's proposals "inconsistent, incoherent and lacking," suggesting they would confer far too much power of politicians over science.

Contemporary sources from 1912 are lacking, suggesting that the story was apocryphal, however.

Our analysis demonstrated that putative hairpins are present in all the gene junctions in which a tRNA lacks, suggesting a functional role of such intergenic sequences.

Hyperglycemia appears to be related to the development of pain, but evidence that improvement of glycemia reduces such symptoms is lacking, suggesting that other factors may be involved.

In refusing, she tells him the cautionary tale of Nicolas, who, lacking affection, suggests to a married friend named Judith (Ledoyen) that she meet his needs.

Without conclusive data about blood levels of the toxic metals, evidence for the notion is lacking, he suggests.