Sentence examples for lacking it from inspiring English sources

As data comparing one thrombopoietin agonist with another are lacking, it is hard to recommend its usage in the management of thrombocytopenia among patients with chronic liver disease.

The one thing it was lacking, it seemed, was captions.

Classical precedents were lacking: it disparaged epic swagger, and democratised the haughty seriousness of tragedy.

But whatever was most valued, women were seen as lacking it.

So when language skills are lacking, it can be a turn-off.

For all of Virgil's insistence on grace, his family is the one lacking it.

"Technique is vital; lacking it can be a strain on future creativity".

Having the variant doesn't guarantee that you will get the disease, and lacking it doesn't guarantee that you won't.

This number hasn't changed significantly since 1989, and though hard data are lacking, it probably hasn't changed much since 1970.

Guardian editorial urges Pyongyang to read the cables to instil realism in a dictatorship so clearly lacking it.

"John is an old school Fleet Street journalist who brought enormous creativity to a market that was lacking it".