Sentence examples for lacks an equivalent from inspiring English sources

Australia lacks an equivalent of the US First Amendment.

But Australia lacks an equivalent to the N.C.A.A. system, which governs U.S. college athletics.

Trump sorely lacks an equivalent to James Baker, Reagan's wily chief of staff, who helped arrange the negotiations with O'Neill.

Hong Kong lacks an equivalent to the bulletin board, or "pink sheets," trading for very cheap or delisted stocks in the United States, so the proposal prompted a rout the next day that erased a tenth of the market value of penny stocks here, or $1.3 billion.

Second, Hume lacks an equivalent to Newton's Rule 4. Hume is not alone in ignoring rule 4.

Today, special education lacks an equivalent tool to the Asanas and Basecamps of the world that focus on ease of use and help teachers and support groups manage goals, projects and timelines.

Early scholars of Islam had a similar instinct to draw on the past, but they lacked an equivalent wealth of historical material.

But we have the eating word Velbekomme (meaning "I hope the food serves you well") which you lack an equivalent to.

However, we lack an equivalent framework supporting generalist care.

Several genes code for proteins that also lack an equivalent to Cys142 of human neprilysin that forms a bridge with Cys.

With this idea in mind, several point mutants were generated including I86A, I86G, I146A, I146G, and I156A, and most of these were able to convert FP to FPP while the wild-type enzyme lacked an equivalent activity (6).