Sentence examples for more lacking than from inspiring English sources
Maize yield with NPK was on average two times higher than with Gliricidia alone, a respectable 4.5 tonnes ha−1 at Flat and Moderate, and 3.5 tonnes ha−1 even on Steep lands, seemingly the chemical soil fertility was more lacking than the physical properties.
As Teodoro Petkoff, editor of Tal Cual, once famously remarked, nowhere is freedom of expression more lacking in Venezuelan than within the ranks of chavismo.
Insurance Stops Short For nonveterans with visual impairments, more is lacking than just adequate training.
More lack of preparation than anything else.
For Bardsey is more defined by what it lacks than by what it has, and this is its appeal.
The bill has always been more remarkable for what it lacked than what it contained.
As Harrington observed, poverty is more than lacking minimum standards of health care, housing, food and education.
"Many children are lacking more than just coats," Ms. Palmieri said.
And as Akoto himself eloquently pointed out to NPR when his post first went viral, "They are lacking more than just equipment".
Moreover, the R306C mutation is even more detrimental than lacking the entire basic cluster.
No 4 said simply, "Controls on immigration", which, as inspiring slogans go, lacks more than just a verb.
