Sentence examples similar to lacking sufficient means from inspiring English sources
However, over thirty years into the HIV/AIDS epidemic women still lack sufficient means of protecting themselves against HIV.
Medieval millenarians expected the world to end in 1000 A.D. These fatal termini would have required supernatural intervention; in the old days humans lacked sufficient means to destroy themselves.
Nevertheless, it might be a reasonable alternative in cases in which the doctor lacks sufficient means to ensure an accurate diagnosis, and in which the patient accepts testing with a GFD [ 51].
Refugees found themselves not just homeless but hungry and lacking sufficient supplies of water.
These methods were opposed by conservationists and eventually canned for lacking sufficient evidence.
Now consider the Rohingyas who lack the sufficient means to earn a salary, have no rights and don't have a real sense of belonging anywhere - thanks to Myanmar's government and other regional countries where they're generally unwelcome.
The book's microfocus on her political battles also means it lacks sufficient geopolitical context.
New Hampshire's moratorium on capital punishment means it lacks sufficient data for studying that type of discrimination in the state, but there is a damning comparison available nonetheless.
In addition, 1 in 3 people suffer from some form of malnutrition, which means they lack sufficient vitamins and minerals in their diet, which can lead to health issues such as stunted growth in children.
Some states narrowly restrict eligibility for HCBS or greatly limit program capacity or benefit levels, forcing people into institutions when they lack sufficient unpaid help or the means to pay for services out of pocket.
However, although our results show a trend toward higher mean PG during the night after exercise, the study lacks sufficient power to exclude a reduced mean PG on the nights after exercise.
