Sentence examples for lacking a couple from inspiring English sources

Sir Chris described how security was somewhat lacking a couple of days later when he was on his way to the stadium in a taxi with his wife.

Carter's counsel lacks a couple of critical elements.

The Toshiba lacks a couple of niceties found in its rivals, however, like an external flash option.

The S lacks a couple of features of the original Nexus, like dual microphones for sound cancellation (doesn't matter — the S sounds great), the trackball that doubled as a message-indicator light, and the memory card slot.

OpenStreetMap lacks a couple of things.

The idea was to bring off-the-record mobile messaging into the enterprise but the app lacked a couple of key features that enterprise users need, like support for sharing documents and images.

But compared to the latest version of Kindle for the iPhone and IPad, which just came out last night, it lacks a couple key features: namely support for audio and video playback.

The new iPhones have some great new photography features, but the XR lacks a couple, for instance portrait mode for non-people subjects, owing to its sadly having only the one camera.

Although endowed with mountains and cold winter weather, China largely lacked a couple of things that resort skiing in A.D. 2002 requires: people with money in their pockets and the freedom to live it up.

The reviewers all found that the study is important but lacks a couple of key experiments, which will be necessary to support the conclusions.

In the coupled electron donor system, the emission intensity from the Ru(dπ) → dpp 3MLCT state is quenched by 94% of that of the analogous system [ bpy)2Ru dpp)](PF6 2 (bpy = 2,2′-bipyridine) which lacks a coupled electron donor.