Sentence examples for lacking property from inspiring English sources
Lacking property deeds, residents were given only 72 hours notice to go.
In [5], the author provided an example of a CAT 0) space lacking property (mathcal{N}) and also raised the following open problem.
The idea that propelled De Soto onto the stage of development economics was that capitalism wasn't working for the poor because, lacking property rights, they couldn't accumulate capital.
These crops are often produced on farmland occupied by small farmers engaged in subsistence agriculture and lacking property rights.
His identity dislocation recalls Musil's (1995) notion of the 'man without qualities' who, lacking properties, becomes unidentifiable (Beech, 2011; Ricoeur, 1991).
That China lacks property, however, doesn't signify a shortage of property developers.
However sensitive and observant, the ordinary child lacks property and the capacity for sexual engagement; he exists, therefore, on the margins of the social contract — a rider, as it were, on the imperatives and compromises of others.
Western farmers can sell promises to deliver crops they have not yet planted, which is less cumbersome and better for the cashflow.Many African peasants are aware that they lack property rights, and resent the fact.
However, CHX cannot be used as routine medicament as it lacks property of tissue solubility and possesses cytotoxic effect [37].
In a competitive market among economically rational agents that lacks property rights in good ideas, there must inevitably be an undersupply of good ideas: discovering and testing good ideas is costly and risky.
He wrote a scathing review that said "TFBSO lacked property accountability practices and methodologies," adding that task force personnel "were relegated to 'making it up' as they went along".
