Sentence examples for lacking old from inspiring English sources

Rodgers also dismissed the claim that Steven Gerrard was not a top-class player as not being credible and accused Ferguson of lacking "old school ethics" for revealing secrets about the Manchester United dressing room.

Terry Wogan has said the BBC has lost its standing as the finest broadcaster in the world and that its bosses lack "old-fashioned thoroughness and commitment" and given his strongest hint yet that he will quit as BBC1's Eurovision host.

The real problem was that they typically lacked older mentors (Hewlett and Packard had Stanford's Fred Terman, for example), industry veterans on their board of directors, or a firm hand from their venture capitalists.

And lacking the old shame associated with downsizing, they are more willing to help each other land the next job.

The human touch is great but the humanity can be too often lacking in old systems that treat the individual in a coarse, industrial way.

So to line Anti up against 25 and find it lacking in old-fashioned sales terms is haughtily missing the point.

If that's lacking in old-fashioned country appeal, just two hours away from New York City is the Mayflower Inn and Spa in Washington, Conn., sits on 28 acres.

But resources like toys and events weren't the only things lacking for older children, the staff didn't seem to quite know how to deal with her.

1– 4 Knowledge is lacking on older patients' potential comprehension difficulties in a Quick Diagnostic Unit (QDU).

Knowledge is lacking on older patients' awareness of comprehension deficits, ie, ability to identify the misconceived information.

Both models use rear propellers, but the new one lacks the old one's tail, which was shaped like an inverted V. Like the old model, the new one will navigate autonomously, using an onboard Global Positioning System unit.