Sentence examples for lacking public from inspiring English sources
Lacking public confidence, core institutions become unstable and lose their ability to govern.
In a city lacking public transportation, the traffic jams have been getting worse.
Country folk, lacking public transport, will get a bit more back.
"Why am I just finding out about him?" It's easy to see that Gore, lacking public office, likes to teach.
It was a risky move, with Seoul so close to the hostile North Korean border, but it was not as if there was a wealth of choice, with Nagoya, Japan, the only other candidate, lacking public backing.
While a renewed alliance with Turkey could eventually lead to progress on other fronts, Mr. Obama left Israel on a wave of good will but lacking public, tangible take-homes on Syria, Iran and the Palestinians.
They lack public firms' rigorous systems of corporate governance and financial reporting.
The market, a collection of food vendors, is housed in an antiquated brick building that lacks public restrooms.
As a result it lacks public confidence.
Public Private Partnerships (PPP) are increasingly seen as motivators of private investments in projects that lack public funding.
The results highlight that a large proportion of poor population still lacks public health insurance despite the overarching aim of universal coverage.
