Sentence examples for lacks in knowledge from inspiring English sources

But what he lacks in knowledge he makes up in nationalistic bombast as he claims to build a military "so big and so strong that no one will mess with us".

This study has revealed that there are serious lacks in knowledge in this area that requires a tailored educational program as a first step of an international antifungal stewardship implementation.

[1] "Impact of Wind Turbines on Birdlife: An Overview of Existing Data and Lacks in Knowledge in Order of the European Community," Benner, J. H. B., et al, Concept (Draft) Final Report, July, 1992, pp. 22-23.

What he lacked in knowledge, he made up for in resourcefulness.

What he lacked in knowledge of political economy or revolutionary theory he always more than made up for with energy.

Article accuses the tribunal of irrelevancies and reduncancies which prolong the trial; and that our legal men are completely lacking in knowledge of Europe, polictically and historically.

The army was as efficient as you'd expect; the volunteer guides rarely knew quite which way they were pointing their foam fingers, but they made up in enthusiasm what they appeared to lack in knowledge.

He and the other original investors were so lacking in knowledge in the nascent field of electrical engineering, Mr. Gordon writes, that they vastly underestimated the challenge of their trans-Atlantic project.

Although the movie fades into a narrative murk, it excels at evoking the balance between child and grown-up in these partly unformed women, whose bravado compensates for all they lack in knowledge and experience.

"Bank managements have been unusually lacking in knowledge about the depth of the problems in their companies," says Richard Bove, an analyst at Ladenburg Thalmann.

Be someone's voice who is afraid or lacking in knowledge or ability.