Sentence examples similar to lacks lay from inspiring English sources

The reason for this lack lies in the nature of the complex activity of this sector which difficult the measurement of those proxies.

As a grand jury investigates the financial irregularities of one Catholic priest in the Diocese of Brooklyn and church officials try to recover $1.8 million that was improperly spent by another, diocesan leaders acknowledge that as many as one of five parishes lack the lay oversight of finances required by church law.

From this perspective, the origins of the current situation, in which 6.4percentt of our workforce lacks documentation, lie north of the border as much as south of it.

This lack of lay vocabularies makes difficult the automatic processing of social media texts.

He has said Landis lacks credibility after lying about his doping practices.

As a grand jury investigates the financial irregularities of one Roman Catholic priest in the Diocese of Brooklyn and church officials try to recover $1.8 million that was improperly spent by another, diocesan leaders acknowledge that as many as one out of five parishes lack the basic lay oversight of finances required by church law.

That said, the study lacked a concerted lay voice, although experience as a mental health service user and activist has informed the contributions of one panellist.

He was harshly critical of Mr. Obama's fibbing, calling it "amateurish at best," contrasting the President's lack of lying experience with his own half-century of dishonesty.

But in the same thought I recall how Nietzsche welcomed Bizet's "Carmen" because, in contrast (he said) to Wagner's music dramas, it lacked "the lie of the grand style".

Happiness, or the lack thereof, lies at the root of what makes life meaningful.

Unfortunately, one of the inevitable challenges of taking a more multifaceted look at women's representation, or lack thereof, lies in the less digestible results.