Sentence examples for lack to make from inspiring English sources

The whole experience is meant to give doctors the tools they currently lack to make an informed decision, which Aoun says especially comes in handy if we are to transition to a preventative — rather than the reactive  — type of medical care he says we currently have.

All it lacks to make the comparison complete is deflation, and one further negative shock would make that a reality too.

The electorate has now given him the sense of purpose he previously lacked – to make the Coalition work and to reduce the deficit and sort the economy.

An adult can make unwise choices but is presumed to possess a general capacity which the child lacks to make wise choices.

Exceeding few of the enemy's total strength p397 were lacking to make the capture complete, inasmuch as the narrowness of the bridge and the roads had prevented the escape of the general population.

Evidence is lacking to make the same claim to the down-regulated genes.

For temperature-related diseases, most participants indicated that the effects of (changing) temperature(s) were well-documented in literature, particularly for the elderly, but data (in general and Netherlands-specific) is lacking to make reliable order-of-magnitude assessments.

Even senior leaders lack authority to make decisions.

But you lack standing to make that case.

Students lack freedom to make decisions about where and how they move throughout the day.

Lack refused to make up numbers by employing newly qualified teachers.