Sentence examples for lacks which from inspiring English sources

If the US, like the Abbasids, is to recruit a Persian-speaking bureaucracy to handle a country it does not understand, then those men and women must supply what the US lacks, which is a notion of Iranian history.

The individual tokens on the board for that and earlier games adds an entire dynamic to the game that the single conveyance approach just lacks, which is especially apparent in the down beats between mini games when you're playing with a group.

If you watched last night, the choice couldn't have been clearer: Clinton is selling herself as the progressive candidate who can get things done and who has the foreign policy experience that Sanders lacks (which was the subtext of her remarks).

KN400 does not contain additional genes that PCA lacks which are predicted to be involved in donor oxidation, nor does it contain any large sequence changes to the enzymes for acetate oxidation via the TCA cycle.

Write down which nutrients your soil lacks, which will determine the main component of the plant food you need to buy.

It is difficult to dislike Rebecca Skloot's best-seller "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," which piqued my interest before it became Amazon's book of the year, thanks to its cocktail of race, medicine, and incessant coverage on public radio.

Let me give them what they are lacking, which is infrastructure, management and business advice.

"Where he was lacking, which I think he'd admit, would be in the creative content".

Of course, as Tassy pointed out, the evolutionary perspective is precisely what Cuvier lacked, which in some ways makes his achievements that much more impressive.

Access is filled with additional touches that VNC-type programs generally lack, which further adapt mouse-and-keyboard software to a touch screen.

However, this information is widely lacking, which is likely to have significant clinical consequences.