Sentence examples for lacking points from inspiring English sources

Although health care providers may have tools to educate their patients about the impact of quitting smoking, they may still be lacking points of reference and achievable benefits of behavioural change that can be discussed with patients.

Defense attorneys for the accused tastelessly alluded that her drinking habits were troublesome and that her moral fiber was lacking, pointing to the fact that Patterson's Qatari ex-boyfriend sometimes spent nights at her apartment.

Defence attorneys for the accused tastelessly alluded that her drinking habits were troublesome and that her moral fibre was lacking, pointing to the fact that Patterson's Qatari ex-boyfriend sometimes spent nights at her apartment.

Youssouf, her brother, said: "As she grew up, she lacked points of reference and in the end chose this carefree attitude, running away more and more often, hanging out with dubious people".

Even the maps lack point-to-point mileage figures.

The noise is ear-splitting and yet lacks point.

It's hard to grope for meaningful subtext when such minimal text lacks point.

And if not every passage in this collection validates her claim that "there is no such thing as a Negro tale which lacks point," most do.

But Geek Squad still has one critical advantage that many of these startups lack: point-of-sale access.

Upregulated expression of FGFR3 protein is also found in a significant number of tumours, predominantly muscle invasive tumours, which lack point mutations (1).

As the time for his early discharge neared, Mr. Bush was lacking enough points; according to records for July 1973, he attended drills on 18 days that month.