Sentence examples for radical lack from inspiring English sources
And as a result, we can expect radical lack of transparency to be standard operating procedure in the new administration.
To attempt to bind future generations to an ephemeral and controversial economic prescription in itself demonstrates a radical lack of a sense of political proportion.
"There's a radical lack of awareness in this country about the unemployment rate for people with developmental disabilities," notes Ann Cameron Williams, former Arc leader and current CEO of consulting firm ao Strategies, which primarily advises nonprofits serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Because free radicals lack a full complement of electrons, they steal electrons from other molecules and damage those molecules in the process.
Given that mitochondrial proteins are in an environment rich in oxygen radicals, lack of fusion may cause more damage than when fission is impaired (Chan, 2012).
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are a class of free radicals lacking one or more electrons in their outer shell.
His extreme views, radical populism, lack of serious ideas and conspiracy mongering are all elements that were nurtured and encouraged by the GOP in the run-up to the 2010 midterm elections.
He has stirred up his Ayr sub-clan and served as a rallying point for the radicals, who lack a unifying figure of their own.
British rebel student groups fuelled by nihilistic Marcusian philosophy were "frighteningly radical, badly lacking in theory, but dead-set on violence", according to the secret assessment for the cabinet's "anti-communism (home) official working group" chaired by Sir Burke Trend.
Art critic Hilton Kramer sees in Whistler's portraits a charm and a combination of craft and observational skills that his more radical landscapes lacked.
Mitochondrial DNA has a high mutation rate due to the damage produced by free radicals, the lack of protective action by histones and the limited capacity of repair of the mtDNA (Brown et al, 1979; Pettepher et al, 1991).
