Sentence examples for routinely lack from inspiring English sources
Hussey's runs were a relief for Notts, who might be second, 12 points behind the defending champions, Durham, with a game in hand, but routinely lack for top-order runs.
Regularly but inaccurately marketed as having 'no risks', being 'natural', or being accepted medical practice, these unproven therapies routinely lack credible scientific evidence or overstate/inappropriately extrapolate the significance of animal data or preliminary human studies.
The White House says she's "very confirmable" -- Warren was spotted leaving the White House Thursday afternoon -- and Ann Brown, a former chairwoman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, dismissed the management critique, arguing in an op-ed that successful agency heads routinely lack experience running large bureaucracies.
However, such studies routinely lack evidence on how (or if) gene expression itself was involved.
Publications routinely lack key details, including the host species, code number and even the company who supplied the antibody.
Thus, given that K- ras 4A and 4B are co-expressed widely in mammalian tissues [ 12, 18] it remains to be determined whether their ratio is altered in other types of tumours that routinely lack K- ras activating mutations.
Other factors include not sitting on the toilet routinely, stress, lack of hydration, being sedentary and school rules that discourage children from using the bathroom as needed.
More routinely, it is lack of funds and capacity.
A recently published inspector's survey found that communications between the CPS and victims are routinely slow and "lack empathy".
In times of political crisis, we routinely deplore the lack of speakers competent to function in the critical languages of the moment.
The renowned coach Pete Cowen, who has overseen the Masters champion's development over the past three years, has routinely bemoaned the lack of support handed down by golf's governing bodies towards the development of young players.
