Sentence examples for lacked a good from inspiring English sources

Although Goode supported the Priotab funding campaign, she says it lacked a good communications plan.

I suppose that, like many people, I lacked a good model.

"But we lacked a good room-size piece," said Sir Nicholas Serota, the director.

They were not good-looking enough or lacked a "good personality," Mr. Kogan said, adding that only five models in five years have been discovered from the agency's weekly open calls.

Rolf Ekeus, the Swedish diplomat who was Unscom's first chief, said Ritter lacked "a good understanding of the complexity of the political issues," but he had total confidence in him as an "excellent operational planner".

Mrs. Kerber, who learned to cook from her mother, attributes the popularity of her dinners to the fact that many customers once had German meals years ago but either didn't have the time to make the dishes themselves or lacked a good recipe.

Their children probably lack a good education.

A paradox of the seaport area is that it lacks a good seafood restaurant.

Also, he said, Westchester lacks "a good shmooze scene," necessary for making a fertile start-up community.

Though we lack a good network of bike lanes, it's simply the most efficient way to get around.

But the firm seems to lack a good grasp of what consumers want an area where Mr Zander also lacks experience.