Sentence examples for of lacking vigour from inspiring English sources

When Callaghan resigned the Labour leadership in 1980 and Michael Foot was elected leader, Varley was at odds with the new leadership, who accused him of lacking vigour in opposing Prior's argument.

Thơ oversaw South Vietnam's failed land reform policy, and was accused of lacking vigour in implementing the program as he was himself a large landowner.

England lacked vigour in the morning and there was an air of resignation about some of their cricket, but after the interval, and possibly a few harsh words from Vaughan or Peter Moores, the coach, they were far livelier.

If psorosis is severe, growth is dwarfed, trees lack vigour, and yields may be reduced one-third or more.

Lewis accused Woolf of thieving from James Joyce, calling Mrs Dalloway "an undergraduate imitation of Ulysses", "lacking the realistic vigour of Mr. Joyce, though often the incidents in the local 'masterpieces' are exact and puerile copies of the scenes in his Dublin Drama".

However, as a number of these trials lacked methodological vigour, further appropriately design clinical studies are recommended to verify the conclusions.

Admittedly, they're shorn of two members tonight so lack the vigour a full collective may've provided.

Dionysius was the son and successor of Dionysius I, but he lacked the vigour to maintain the military autocracy he had inherited.

These injuries include hair-on-palm syndrome, listless eyes, lack of vigour, and a sense of Catholic guilt.

Due to the extremely toxic nature of barnase, other researchers have reported a general lack of vigour and a decline in plant growth in transgenic plants carrying the barnase gene [ 71- 73].

The IMF has already given its assessment of the wider economic recovery and is concerned about its lack of vigour.