Sentence examples for than lacked from inspiring English sources

But I have to say that what I made up for in enthusiasm for GFF (as insiders call the weeklong festival which is being held this year from April 11th to the 17th) I more than lacked in understanding.

There's more to poverty than lacking the bare necessities, he argued.

Bald patches of the scalp in male pattern baldness, rather than lacking hair follicles, actually contain miniaturized follicles.

As Harrington observed, poverty is more than lacking minimum standards of health care, housing, food and education.

To me, worse than lacking a sense of history is lacking a sense of humor.

Moreover, the R306C mutation is even more detrimental than lacking the entire basic cluster.

But those older than 17 lacked something.

Its sauce, more tomato than meat, lacked heft.

(Yes, even bigger than lack of health insurance).

"Lack of interest is more killing than lack of money," he said.

But he attributed that slip in sales to factors other than lack of buyer interest.