Sentence examples for slightly lack of from inspiring English sources

This may be due to the slightly lack of selectivity of the sensor towards permethrin.

The underlying problem – which has plagued the global economy since the crisis, but has worsened slightly – is lack of global aggregate demand.

Also, its slightly troubling lack of an Oxford comma is offset, just barely, by it use of both a colon and a semicolon.

Espindola's well-worked free kick with de Leon was no more than DC deserved for a lively first half display in and around the Chcago box, even if there was a slightly worrying lack of finishing quality in the box.

"Half Past France" and "Antarctica Starts Here" then led proceedings gracefully to the climax of a re-positioned "Macbeth", which slightly lacked the careering momentum of the album version.

It was full of phrases like "tissue engineering" and "therapeutic cloning", populated by people who excitedly talked of growing miniature kidneys and making embryos, and slightly lacking in a wholesale consideration of the moral aspects of genetic mechanics.

We tested a number of streamers recently and found this one slightly lacking.

I chose the second, Dogma, in this same paper last year and cringe slightly at my lack of originality.

Occasionally and this may seem churlish to say the record suffers slightly for the lack of Tucker's magnificent yowling.

Occasionally — and this may seem churlish to say — the record suffers slightly for the lack of Tucker's magnificent yowling.

(How far can a farrago go?) Am pleased by high standard of performance, slightly dismayed by lack of obscenity in text.