Sentence examples for one that lacks from inspiring English sources
But I'm wary of ascribing the label of feminism to everything a woman in the industry does; it has become a cultural tic, and one that lacks nuance.
Yet as Mr Trenin convincingly argues, Russia is not a neo-imperialist state, but a post-imperialist one that lacks both vision and appeal, and the economic and human resources for any expansion.
The panel consists of a construct that lacks the cytosolic domain of CD317 (ΔN-term) and one that lacks the GPI addition motif (ΔGPI).
A bioinformatic survey of human HBP/SLBP sequences led to the identification of two alternatively spliced variants; a variant that lacks exon 3 and one that lacks exon 2 out of a total of eight exons.
In addition to the splice variants, our GenBank search predicted two more mRNA variants: one with an Ex1 located approximately 73 kb upstream from the TSS (designated E1U) and one that lacks Ex1 (that starts from Ex2, designated as E1-).
But it's worth pointing out, I think, that the soup is neither a fat-bomb (I wouldn't be surprised if it has fewer calories than Olga's) nor one that lacks complexity.
This turned out to be the worst possible solution, since the observers, predictably, became the negotiating team, but one that lacked authority to negotiate, experience in negotiation, internal unity, or any procedure to follow.
Even MySpace moved away from their aging messaging platform to a true webmail service in 2008 (albeit one that lacked POP or IMAP support).
The 'sports mode' at the click of the mode dial will allow you to indulge in some sport photography conveniently increasing the shutter speed and cranking up the ISO level on your camera meaning you will get crisper pictures and not blurry ones that lack details.
Yet post-Trump reality has shown that the only truly damning stories are the ones that lack a counter-narrative, no matter how feeble or implausible.
Firms are also voluntarily licensing some of their drugs to makers of generics in Africa, and putting up with the fact that generic companies in rich countries such as Canada are making drugs for poor ones that lack a home-grown industry.
