Sentence examples for large lacks from inspiring English sources

Europe, by and large, lacks the enormous alumni networks of American schools, a big source of scholarship funds.

Richard Wrangham, a biological anthropologist at Harvard who studies the evolutionary relationship between chimpanzees and humans, agrees the data set, although "new and amazingly large," lacks crucial context, because all lethal violence is not the same.

The area of pneumonia, though large, lacks a single-disease advocacy body to focus attention on the likely returns on research investments in this area.

The room, 32-141, was far too large, lacking the tight-knit homeliness I expected.

Amtrak has by and large lacked the funds to build new tracks or improve their safety.

It measured the skills of Americans from the ages of 16 to 65 and found that they by and large lacked the mathematical and technological know-how, along with the literacy, of their counterparts in Japan and Northern European countries.

As in other cases this lion was large, lacked a mane, and had a tooth problem.

The sympatric Mantled Hawk (Leucopternis polionota) is similar, but is larger, lacks the terminal tail band, and has a dark iris.

The plumage pattern of Chestnut-bellied Flowerpiercer is strikingly similar to that of Merida Flowerpiercer, but Chestnut-bellied is larger, lacks the indistinct gray supercilium, has a bluer should patch, and has deeper chestnut belly and undertail coverts.

In addition, males are larger, lack the gold sheen to the dorsal fin and have a more elongated, spade-shaped caudal fin.

Both mRNAs span virtually the entire early region; but the mRNA coding for large-T lacks the nucleotide sequence between map coordinates 0.59 and 0.54.