Sentence examples for regarded as lacking. from inspiring English sources

"Whereas Asian Americans are regarded as having the 'hard skills' required for lawyerly competence, they are regarded as lacking many important 'soft skills,'" the study found.

Some question whether Clapper would want a job that is widely regarded as lacking sufficient authority to coordinate 16 intelligence agencies, ranging from the CIA and NSA to the FBI and National Geospatial-Intelligence AgenClapperpper's former agency.

This study showed that indeed, those people who are otherwise regarded as inauthentic because of the way they attained status are no longer regarded as lacking in authenticity when they are seen as appreciating lowbrow art — but only if it is high in authenticity.

Names often mentioned include Tariq Najm, an adviser to Maliki who is thought to be closer than the prime minister to Iran; Khudair Khuzaie, who is a vice president but is regarded as lacking in clout; and Ali Adeeb, a senior party member who is regarded as even more sectarian and uncompromising when it comes to dealing with Iraq's Sunnis than Maliki.

Such statements would have to be regarded as lacking a truth-value.

The artificial intelligence of the game's enemies, the Aliens, was regarded as lacking, and one reviewer noted that their blood was not acidic, a defining characteristic of the creatures from the films.

In [ 3], those undefined values were regarded as lack of evidence for upstream binding and assigned values of one.

Turkish government is deepy frustrated at what it regards as the lack of western support for the wide crackdown in the wake of the coup.

Mr. Trump waffled on whether he knew Ann Coulter, the conservative commentator, who has been harshly critical of what she regards as his lack of commitment to building the wall, or whether he liked her.

Speaking in an interview at his fortified headquarters, the Lebanese major, who commands about 2,000 Moslem and Christian soldiers along the Israeli border, expressed dismay over what he called the inability of the United Nations to police the zone and what he regards as a lack of American support for suppressing terrorism in the region.

Suárez's public outburst against Liverpool, in an interview with the Guardian, has backfired on him, with the order to train away from the squad effectively signalling that he has become an outcast because of his desire to leave for Arsenal and what Rodgers regards as a lack of respect for the club and his team-mates.