Sentence examples similar to lacking prints from inspiring English sources

"We lack color, we lack prints, we rely much too heavily on black and white.

"We lack printing paper and chalk, and our fax machines, printers, overhead projectors and photocopiers need spare parts.

Whatever conventional concert hall niceties were lacking — chiefly printed texts and translations — were outweighed by the idea that this piece reached a large, culturally diverse audience.

Few other tracks have been referred to this Atreipus-like ichnotaxon [79], but include some from the Kayenta Formation of southeastern Utah that lack manus prints [86].

Countries that lack printing presses for their own currency find themselves unable to borrow from private lenders.

S. perplexa generally has a more faded coloration, and produces brownish spore prints lacking purplish tones.

It has been signed by more than 100 countries but lacks fine print and has not yet been ratified.

They are not alone in their fiscal ambiguity (the Tories' famous pledge to "share the proceeds of growth" between tax cuts and extra spending also lacks fine print).

Lawyers and consumer advocates say that leases often contain or lack fine print that landowners should not overlook in signing leases.

They also lacked the printing capacity that their opponents enjoyed.

These were plentiful because Southern "Greybacks" were fairly crude and easy to copy as the Confederacy lacked modern printing equipment.