Sentence examples for lacunae left from inspiring English sources

Second, it addresses ways in which the Court can fill the lacunae left by the African [End Page 344] Commission and alleviate some of its weaknesses.

Microstructured Ti and Ti-6Al-4V surfaces, with a roughness similar to that found in the resorption lacunae left by osteoclasts [ 29], result in higher bone-to-implant contact and stronger mechanical integration in vivo than smooth surfaces, resulting in better osseointegration [ 30- 33].

Across the way, a huge North Korean flag snapped in the wind -- and all of it, the sights and sounds of their home across this seemingly unbridgeable lacuna, left the fluttering swallows alone with their thoughts, with pangs of what they later told me were deep sadness and homesickness.

This lacuna leaves competing revivals (British Druid practice re-emerged in the 1700s) and Celtic reconstruction movements.

It was a most fortunate decision, because not only did I pass the Board Exam, but I much enjoyed the concise yet comprehensive style of the textbook that helped me to fill several lacunae of knowledge left over from my years in training.

But a financial lacuna can leave Labour floundering, as Ed Miliband did on the World at One on Monday.

After Smith's retirement this season, both will remain with the orchestra while trumpeters audition to fill the major lacuna he leaves.

Hence, there is a general problem with noncognitivist theories, or at least a significant lacuna they leave.

Yet the demise of his journals, Encounter and Monat, has left lacunas still waiting to be filled.

The finalists this year include Barbara Kingsolver, for "The Lacuna," Attica Locke (left) for "Black Water Rising" and Lorrie Moore (below left) for "A Gate at the Stairs".

Fragments are missing: the readings for John, including Saturday alpha of Luke, and the menologion breaks off with June 24; there are many internal lacunae and paper patches; many areas left blank due to poor quality parchment.