Sentence examples for taking lack from inspiring English sources

A suitable likelihood function is proposed, taking lack of collocation, statistical robustness, and correlated errors into account, and shows to provide a robust and low computational cost sensor fusion.

Too many churches hamper ministry by fear of risk taking, lack of Sabbath rest and wariness to learn something new.

What many hot takes lack: six letters.

It showed as he finished last (by a lot) in qualifying heats in his single scull, but don't take lack of speed for lack of popularity.

Last, the clinicians reported multiple barriers to smoking cessation intervention in primary care such as the time it takes, lack of reimbursement and competing demands [ 16, 23].

"Taken" lacks one of the hallmarks of good science fiction: surprise.

The song itself was strong enough for the Jackson 5 to cover on their ABC album that spring, though their take lacked the inspired noise-guitar excursions Eddie Hazel lent the original.

There's little comparison between the two &mdash Simms' take lacked the emotional twists of Ledet's up at the top — but the raw, voice-shredding frustration behind her turn was undeniable.

He reorganized a defensive system against the Turks, taking his lack of forces into consideration.

Taking the lack of studies on online impulse buying into consideration this study is meant to contribute to this underdeveloped area.

[C9.] A new generation of radio "shock jocks" who base their shows in large part on the success of Howard Stern are taking their lack of inhibitions further.