Sentence examples for lacking the light from inspiring English sources

One possible fix is to allow issuers to disclose information only to the ratings agencies, but that happened with CDOs, and, lacking the light of widespread public scrutiny, the credit reviewers overlooked a lot of damaging data.

For T. reesei, different growth patterns in light and darkness have been detected on various carbon sources, and these patterns were altered in a strain lacking the light regulatory protein ENVOY (Schmoll et al. 2005; Schuster et al. 2007).

Carderock Springs lacks the light pollution that plagues more populated, commercial areas.

"They only lack the light to show the way," Brando declares, adding, "I have sent them you, my only son".

But when the jubilant choral numbers subside, as inevitably they must, "Sister Act" slumps back into bland musical-theater grooves and mostly lacks the light of invigorating inspiration.

But Donna Drake's direction lacks the light touch necessary to make this hokey melodrama sing, despite the vocal accomplishments of the cast.

The only painting that represented early Impressionism, Claude Monet's "Sainte-Adresse" from 1873, lacks the light effects that are the glory of that period and the composition is weak.

A leaked plan to let police stop and question people in the street shows that some in the Home Office still lack the light touch (though that scheme appears shelved for now).

These rVHs lack the light chain variable regions (rVLs), which exist in the authentic Fab format; thus, molecular surfaces at the interface region of rVHs are exposed to solvent.

They only lack the light to show the way.

I'm a big fan of the kind of charming comedy the British do so well, but Harwood lacks the light-fingered touch or imagination to lift this material beyond the predictable.