Sentence examples for lack too from inspiring English sources

They lack, too, the narrative arc of crime stories; they begin, by definition, after the fact, in that last car of the train of cause-and-effect.

Organizations that offer fewer than four of these services lack too many elements of incubation and should no longer be called incubators' (Carayannis and Von Zedtwitz 2005, p. 105).

Some of these would be unlikely to encode functional PR since they would lack too many of the protein domains; for example, PRΔ4+6 would lack the nuclear location signal and LBD but has been shown to be present more frequently in malignant than 'normal' breast tissue [ 55], and is perhaps indicative of a breakdown in normal splicing control mechanisms.

Defensively, the Vikings are lacking, too.

But they added what had been lacking too.

The culture committee has effectively told it to find News Corporation lacking, too.

We have been lacking, too, the delights of a well-wrought oration.

He said the AP1000 design lacked too many traditional safety backups.

If those are lacking, too many companies may rebel.A hurried consultation process has aggravated bosses' irritation.

An exciting and compact narrative, it lacks too many of his strengths to count among his major works.

Innovation and imagination, a Cruyff turn or Cuauhtémoc Blanco bunnyhop that leaves you drooling, have been lacking too.