Sentence examples for lacking that much from inspiring English sources
The SE model, which sells for $38,350, is probably the best deal (cheaper than the $40,350 HSE but not lacking that much), in terms of interior amenities.
S**t is real" couldn't lack that much tact just days after current South African President Jacob Zuma announced the sad news of Mandela's passing?
The benches themselves --made of chunks of wood as thick as logs -- are, visually, far too heavy for the building, and they make the building's lack of substance that much more apparent.
One interesting trend that makes the lack of acceleration that much more intriguing is that IPOs are now coming to market far faster after their last private round than previously.
Europe is lacking in raw materials - that much is a fact - and so it is all the more important that we should develop the potential in the people who live here.
Today would be a good day to give thanks for just enough and to share the extra with those who lack even that much.
Still, he acknowledges that we lack complete knowledge of nature, that much remains to be investigated and that this endeavor faces various obstacles.
Happily, Gluck's fecundity has been better served on recordings, which makes the lack of broader exposure that much more lamentable.
For music, the company has Pandora and Deezer — both of which have their user base, but they ultimately make the lack of a Spotify offering that much more glaring.
But, Abramson said, "I don't think the lack of denials tells you all that much".
