Sentence examples for lacks something that from inspiring English sources
Obama's serial attacks on Mitt Romney's economic plans have fallen flat in large part because the president's own economic management is so putrid and because he lacks something that can be characterized as a meaty pro-growth, pro-jobs plan.
"I can't ask somebody else to make an important recruitment call," says Peter Fenton of Benchmark Capital, another top Silicon Valley firm.As a result, the sector lacks something that venture capitalists consider essential for most technology startups: it is not "scalable"—that is, able to grow rapidly.
What sets Sandy Springs apart from other cities is that it lacks something that most have in abundance: employees.Apart from its policemen and firemen which, under Georgia's constitution, must be public workers Sandy Springs has only seven full-time employees: a city clerk, a court clerk, a finance director and four people who work in the city manager's office.
ICE can offer the crypto world something that it currently lacks, something that many crypto enthusiasts steadfastly reject: a trusted third party.
But this mini-stimulus still lacked something that distinguished the earlier package: a price tag.
He meant that hacking people to death with machetes lacked something that might have made it more bearable.
But that claim of coining the term sneaker ends up lacking something that is usually a given with those rubber soles: traction.
Though I don't dislike these paintings, they lack something that is deeper, more lasting, to hold the eyes and engage the mind.
But Mr. Sullivan's style is lacking something that would make it his own, a quality that might distinguish his paintings from those of all the other artists working in this vein.
When we lack something that would deliver more pleasure than we currently experience, we become uneasy at its absence.
And yet, the myriad iPad styluses floating about generally lack something that artists have come to expect of their digital pens: pressure sensitivity.
