Sentence examples for precisely what is lacking from inspiring English sources

Constitutionalism is precisely what is lacking.

Too often here, though, that's precisely what is lacking.

Noble sentiments, but every story (and every generation) needs its villains, and that's precisely what is lacking in "Midterm Report". I'm not saying you have to be mean.

The only thing that could prove this in Pythagoras' case is reliable early evidence for a rational cosmology and that is precisely what is lacking.

I say happily because it suggests we are getting the balance right, and independence and balance was precisely what was lacking in coverage of corporate behaviour when, three years ago, we set up ethicalcorp.com The corporate responsibility movement has taken off in the last few years, is being driven into the mainstream, and this interest is not going to go away.

"It's precisely what was lacking when Northern Rock failed in 2007, leaving nationalisation as the only alternative," he said.

What is lacking?

That, however, is precisely what is happening.

That is precisely what is happening.

Now precisely what is categorical substitutability?

But that is precisely what's happened.