Sentence examples for lacks a good from inspiring English sources

A paradox of the seaport area is that it lacks a good seafood restaurant.

Also, he said, Westchester lacks "a good shmooze scene," necessary for making a fertile start-up community.

After the Cup it is unlikely ever to draw capacity crowds again, as the city lacks a good league side.A promised public-works bonanza has not materialised.

Civitas also believes that, by giving Britons a story to be proud of, the book might even turn them into better citizens.Britain lacks a good founding story.

It means keeping track of eliminations and song choices and who was in the bottom three and who has or lacks a good rapport with the judges.

Criterion's yeoman work on behalf of classic cinema, as well as that of other companies (including Flicker Alley, Olive Films, and Warner Archives), makes many movies widely available that wouldn't often be seen in any city that lacks a good repertory house — and many that, even in New York, don't come around often.

Although Goode supported the Priotab funding campaign, she says it lacked a good communications plan.

Their children probably lack a good education.

"But we lacked a good room-size piece," said Sir Nicholas Serota, the director.

I suppose that, like many people, I lacked a good model.

Though we lack a good network of bike lanes, it's simply the most efficient way to get around.