Sentence examples for lacking numbers from inspiring English sources
'lacking numbers' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something (or someone) that doesn't have enough of something else, usually a quantity. For example: His explanation was convincing, but it was lacking numbers to support his claims.
And, albeit in a field lacking numbers or aggression to put his mount off his stride, Waley-Cohen got a pleasing round of jumping out of Long Run before driving him out to beat his stablemate, Burton Port, by half a length.
They still have the quality and up front is the only area where they are lacking numbers.
The Reds have brought in three new faces, but nine have left and McClaren feels Forest are lacking numbers.
The pair combined down the left once more with the Dragons, caught out by Munster's willingness to shift the ball at pace, lacking numbers and Zebo passed for Ronan to dive in.
Values are number of lacking data/total number of data.
Though lacking the numbers needed to defeat the legislation, lawmakers who opposed the measure sought to delay the vote.
In Egypt, protesters, often lacking in numbers, are occasionally beset by divisions between secular and religious activists.
"We are certainly lacking on numbers and we're certainly lacking on quality at the minute," Appleton said.
Measures lacking article numbers in their rows were not addressed at all by the CRPD.
If you are lacking the numbers to do a cost-benefit analysis, do some experimentation.
But like the presidential campaign itself, the protests lack numbers and fire.Ordinarily, his opponents might have been able to exploit Mr Lee's stilted manner.
