Sentence examples for lacked a requisite from inspiring English sources

While the performance of the Third Symphony lacked a requisite energy, Mr. Masur's interpretation of the Fourth beautifully matched the work's autumnal character.

He said Africans lacked a requisite "concept of time," implying that they would not benefit from drugs that must be administered on tight time schedules.

Back in April, The Times's Joseph Kahn reported on concerns voiced by an unnamed senior Treasury Department official: "He said Africans lacked a requisite 'concept of time,' implying that they would not benefit from drugs that must be administered on tight time schedules".

A senior United States Treasury official is quoted as saying Africans lack a requisite "concept of time" necessary for adhering to complex drug regimens.

But Blair, played as a vain, insubstantial poodle in Patrick Baladi's caricature performance, seems to have been pre-judged by hindsight from the outset and Edward Hall's rather lifeless production lacks a requisite sense of hectic media-saturation.

The way it works is that a company hires a recent graduate who looks promising, but lacks a requisite skill.

Viewed against the background of other artists producing transformative environments, Mr. Carvalhosa's installation lacks a certain requisite audacity of conception and execution.

But until now scientists lacked the requisite second part, a counter that could keep up with optical laser "ticks" rushing in at more than 400 trillion a second.

Liebling wrote in The New Yorker that Clay, though amusing to watch, lacked the requisite menace of a true big man.

In an Economist article last month, the venerable publication described a listing company, one that, while innovative, lacked the requisite business discipline.

The PEC eventually denied Kuan a COE on the grounds that he lacked the requisite financial credentials and responsibility required by the Constitution.