Sentence examples for lacks to keep from inspiring English sources

Japan, concerned about vital shipping lanes in the region, might be only too willing to supply the patrol boats that Indonesia lacks to keep troublemakers out.

We wanted it to be a pure experience, but we found that we lacked something to keep people engaged, so introducing slight gaming elements, and finding the right balance, is what we've really been doing recently.

But by Saturday, nine days later, authorities admitted they lacked evidence to keep prosecuting the detainees, and freed them, although the alleged suspects could still face one charge: beating up the cops.

My fellow Rockettes pulled out all the stops Kristy dressed up as a juggalette, brandishing a butcher knife and laughing maniacally during her set; Estée performed "Hello" by Adele as Samara from The Ring, whispering "hello" from the other side of a television but my goth-skewed Azealia Banks performance was knocked for lacking surprises to keep the audience on their toes.

The authors argue that regulatory agencies in both developed and developing countries lack capacity to keep pace with and regulate data gathering and communication tools that the multinational corporations create to reach their populations.

But when he announces the bequest, she balks, believing she lacks the power to keep the store alive.

Plays deserve to be Ifcluded in the things we read.

Now sixty-eight, he says that he lacks the energy to keep working fifteen-hour days, much of it spent on fund-raising and marketing.

Although richly visual and appropriate to the theme, "Punk Press" nonetheless lacks the discipline to keep its unruly contents in line.

It promises to be prohibitively expensive at a time when the government lacks the money to keep even the existing few roads under good repair.

The government not only lacks the muscle to keep local commanders and their private armies in check, but cannot even protect its own officials.