Some documents (e.g. 19703993) seem to lack sentence breaks where they would be expected.
Thus A's truth content lacks a sentence, f→g, which is in B's.
The one-sentence statement from Truss, lacking any condemnation of the attacks, was issued at 1.46pm.
For the "rolling down" event, neither participant was able to express both manner and path information in a single grammatical clause, with the participant in Kemmerer et al. (2007) using an incomplete sentence lacking a verb ("He … down, whoa!") and the participant in Dipper et al. (2011) using two clauses ("…and he rolls and keeps going falling, falling, falling").
According to such a view, tautologies are synonymous, even though (since Rudolf presumably has some tautological beliefs and lacks others) sentences resulting from embedding tautologies under 'Rudolf believes that…' are not.
Some reports lacked complete sentences and included phrases with bullet points, making it difficult to assess subject verb agreement.
The judge rebuked Ovando for lacking remorse, and sentenced him to twenty-three years in state prison.
Their sentences, lacking carbohydrate sweetness, could be staples of the Atkins diet.
Although each of these stories poses its origin for the Coulter Principle as unqualified fact, they juxtapose disconnected sentences lacking details necessary for a historical narrative and so misguide an uncritical reader to assume details only implied, not actually stated.
It also turns the whole second part of the paragraph into a sentence fragment, lacking a subject.
