Sentence examples for lacking compared from inspiring English sources

There are drawbacks that leave this system lacking compared with Sonos, though.

"What's lacking compared to London, of course, is a developed entrepreneurial ecosystem.

"The league is making big strides but you still compare yourself – 'OK what are we lacking compared to the big leagues and the big countries?' And it's consistency.

Staff members of the laptop project were concerned that American children might try the pared-down machines and find them lacking compared to their Apple, Hewlett-Packard or Dell laptops.

Although I enjoy using the platform, I've found the game selection seriously lacking compared to the iPhone's.

It's lacking compared to the top performers in its price range, like the Jambox, as it's a bit tinny at times.

For CHO GAG+ cells, antibody had less effect on either binding or infection when gp150 was lacking (compare the wild-type and knockout viruses).

What they lack compared with previous Dutch teams – and it was brought home by the 14th-minute tribute for Johan Cruyff – is the star quality to trouble even the most accomplished defences.

What it lacks, compared with today's horn, is the valve mechanism: the complex tubing and finger keys at the center of a modern horn that let hornists play chromatically and in different keys.

But when things are not going well, that's when the work ethic he lacks, compared to people like Alonso, seems to let him down.

Aside from the sheer incompetence and the legendary decadence of Southeast Asian dictators, what they lacked, compared to their Confucian counterparts, were precisely the "competent, high capacity states" that Fukuyama sees in the case of China, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Vietnam.