Sentence examples for lacks much from inspiring English sources

The entire document lacks much coherence.

Others think Britain lacks much clout in any event.

What's more it lacks much of the drama of the great requiems across the centuries.

Asia lacks much of the physical infrastructure required for electronic commerce to take off.

At a start-up, which lacks much corporate infrastructure, founders typically do the jobs of at least five people.

LIKE a lushly illustrated coffee table book, Countries of Romance is pretty to look at but lacks much detailed information.

But it lacks much negotiating leverage because it is a minority holder and has no management voice.

One problem with "Justice and the Enemy", however, is that it lacks much in the way of original research on al-Qaeda.

Its biggest problem is to keep a sense of direction once Mr Tata departs—some outsiders say it now lacks much of a common culture.

While nuclear anxieties have certainly achieved a new hold on world consciousness these days, "The Physicists" lacks much sense of contemporary urgency.

Jennifer Colegrove, who follows new display technologies for the analyst company DisplaySearch, says that despite the delays to mass production, the Mirasol technology lacks much serious competition.