Sentence examples for skill is lacking from inspiring English sources

When one becomes consciously incompetent, one notices that the skill is lacking and useful.

Evidence to inform decisions about whether to invest in a limited number of specialist psychoeducational practitioners or to train whole teams in psychoeducational consulting skills is lacking.

Narrative skills are lacking, though.

So when language skills are lacking, it can be a turn-off.

And it hardly needs saying that Reagan's charm and political skills are lacking this cycle.

Before that, players were on their own, but officials decided that their sewing skills were lacking.

He has no such rhythm with Douglas, whose point-guard skills are lacking.

She enrolled at Harvard in 1999 and studied psychology after being turned down by the music department, she said, because her piano skills were lacking.

The Homeland actor, who is hotly tipped to be the next James Bond, said it was still important to celebrate the influence of Mary Shelley – but admitted his own poetry writing skills were lacking.

Last spring, an instructor at the JetTech flight school in Phoenix, which is now defunct, called the Federal Aviation Administration to warn that Mr. Hanjour's skills were lacking; an agency inspector checked Mr. Hanjour's license but took no other action.

The tournament has so much going for it, not least an audience with a seemingly insatiable appetite, but attacking skills are lacking with each match scarred by basic mistakes.