Sentence examples for small lack from inspiring English sources

It's no small lack of judgment when the nation's top spy thinks of his Gmail account as a secure site.

Another report, from Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank, argues that the "SOEs are lumbering, lack entrepreneurial spirit" and rely on foreign technology, while private competitors are "small, lack technology and sell low-priced cars".Despite decades of trying, China today "cannot build a globally competitive car", the report bluntly concludes.

For example, Mycoplasma, which appear to be different from other bacteria in that they are very small, lack a cell wall, have a very small genome, and have sterols in their cell membranes actually are related to some gram-positive clostridia on the basis of their nucleic acid sequences.

– Too loose – Makes too much noise – Breasts too small – Lack of booty.

Objects that are too small lack the internal pressure to initiate thermonuclear fusion, which is what causes a star to shine.

To see what you may have missed, SFist has an excellent gallery of the event, and for more great photos, with a small lack of balance in the otherwise pretty funny captions, check out SFCitizen.

Around Bombay, "hardly a village, great or small" lacked a school.

The few studies that reported reduced falls from alarms were small, lacked control groups, or didn't continue for very long.

This is partly because Jerusalem is small, lacking Cairo's plethora of hangouts, and Palestinians tend not to be as outgoing as Cairenes.

Many critics said her sample was too small, lacked a control group for comparison and was slanted toward families with psychological problems that preceded the divorce.

Several of the proteins included in Table S1 are small, lacking a passenger domain or containing only a few repeated sub-domains of typical passenger domains.