Sentence examples for lack the capacities from inspiring English sources

Engineered timber products have already been substituted for carbon and energy intensive concrete and steel-based building constructions, but they still lack the capacities and market demand to be more than just a niche market.

First, that children simply lack the capacities that qualify adults for the possession of rights.

He may concede that children do lack the capacities that are a prerequisite for the possession of rights.

For if we are essentially persons (in this sense), then inasmuch as human newborns lack the capacities that constitute personhood, each of us came into existence after what is ordinarily described as his or her birth.

Some developmental psychologists have recently moved away from the idea that children are to be understood primarily as human beings who lack the capacities adults of their species normally have.

To see the first problem, notice that despite the terminology of human dignity, whether some non-human animals have the capacities that ground human dignity and whether some humans lack the capacities that ground human dignity are empirical questions.

Because they very often lack the capacity to follow through.

Purchasing power shrinks and consumer societies suddenly lack the capacity to consume.

"So far they seem to lack the capacity to deal with internal conflict.

They lack the capacity and talent and are too burdened with foreign debt.

"We lack the capacity to make it," Governor Dean said in an interview.