Sentence examples for the scheme lacks from inspiring English sources

However, the scheme lacks in energy efficiency and has higher computational complexity.

Inspectors said the scheme "lacked co-ordination" and was "patchy".

What the scheme lacked in panache it made up for in terms of creating challenges for detectives: it is very hard to get a fingerprint from a brick.

When the hearings into the Melbourne Response began last Monday, victims reported feeling the scheme lacked compassion, and said key staff involved in working with victims were not independent from the church.

"Lady Justice Hallett herself says the scheme lacked 'proper lines of responsibility, accountability and safeguards'.

Amber Valley Borough Council said the scheme lacked the detail needed for a unique site within the green belt.

She said: "By 2012, the London scheme will still have far fewer bikes and docking stations than Paris, and it's obvious that the expansion of this scheme lacks ambition".

Wong states that this scheme lacks the undying vows and total self-commitment to love found in Western romances such as Romeo and Juliet, but that underlying traditional Chinese values of inseparableness of self from one's environment (including human society) served to create the necessary fictional device of romantic tension.

Unfortunately, the basic scheme lacks Lipschitz continuity of the numerical Hamiltonian.

However, the sign of the latent components obtained under this coding scheme lacks meaningful biological interpretation.

As you say: "The government's hoped-for electric car revolution... is getting off to a slow start" (Electric car scheme lacks spark, 29 April).