Sentence examples for means lack from inspiring English sources

"There will never be a time when women of means lack choice".

Refinement here means lack of ego, not lack of colour, passion, virtuosity or poetry, all of which they embody in abundance.

They lack the degree of competition that private firms typically face but also do not have the direct political control that applies in conventional government.Lack of accountability means lack of performance.

Posting on our talk point on the MDG summit, SianTLM says: Since 600 million people in the world have a disability and one billion are affected by neglected tropical diseases, the fact that these two groups are not mentioned in any of the eight MDGs, the 18 targets or the 48 indicators, means lack of progress is not surprising.

This means lack of manpower for preparation against severe winter.

However, it is obvious that the performance of any writer recognition system is totally sample size dependent (small size sample means lack of information).

Lewis was by no means lacking defenders.

Its cumbersome technical name is the trochaic tetrameter catalectic, where catalectic means lacking the final syllable.

But this brilliantly directed and shot, compelling chase movie is by no means lacking in political and human implications.

The west may have been wild – some bits of it, at least – but it was by no means lacking in culture.

Being in the moment also means lacking self-consciousness; when we're completely engaged, we don't care how well or poorly we're doing.