Sentence examples for lacking amenities from inspiring English sources

That domestic experiment produced an idea of Brooklyn as offbeat and fashionable, if lacking amenities.

Many of these settlements have grown into bustling districts more populous than many American cities, yet lacking amenities and legal protections, and residents face the perpetual threat of eviction.

Houses are also much in demand, but have the drawback of lacking amenities such as doormen to receive packages and maintenance men to fix leaky faucets.

He considers bucolic properties on the outskirts of Katmandu, but they lack amenities.

It also lacks amenities for well-heeled fans like those found in Cowboys Stadium, which features a plethora of luxury boxes beneath an enormous rectangle of video boards.

But many potential tenants were not drawn to the older rentals in town because they lacked amenities, he said, adding that "people wound up renting elsewhere".

He said that while space is now available on Fulton Street at $17 to $20 a square foot, it is above ground-level retailers and also lacks amenities like lobbies.

If arguing that the development was too high, lacked amenities, blocked out light, created wind tunnels and, ultimately, was at odds with the neighbourhood is "bourgeois nimbyism", then I'm guilty as charged.