Sentence examples for therefore lacks from inspiring English sources

Anything biased generally is one-sided and therefore lacks a neutral point of view.

As an initial matter, it was not developed until 60 years after FELA's enactment, and therefore lacks historical support.

It therefore lacks critical ingredients of due process found wanting in Vlandis v. Kline, 412 U.S. 441, 452, 93 S.Ct.

It therefore lacks the slim profile of a modern LED-lit TV.

It therefore lacks the scale economies enjoyed by the big boys of the truck business, such as Scania and Mercedes.

Feist is not a telephone company, let alone one with monopoly status, and therefore lacks independent access to any subscriber information.

This kind of apple cider vinegar undergoes pasteurization, a heating process, which destroys "the mother" and therefore lacks the beneficial properties of the raw variety.

A virtual museum does not house actual objects and therefore lacks the permanence and unique qualities of a museum in the institutional definition of the term.

The plaintiffs reason from this that the CTEA cannot extend an extant copyright because the copyrighted work already exists and therefore lacks originality.

This is a document (midway through her career) that records her work in a collection of independent images, and therefore lacks some of the artist's storytelling verve.

The story is set in the future, in 1980, on an imaginary antipodean island called Britannula, and therefore lacks the subtle observation of a recognisable social world for which Trollope's fiction is cherished.