Sentence examples for tragically lacking from inspiring English sources

Grownups, tragically lacking in imagination, kept mistaking the misshapen snake for a hat.

It has thus enjoyed unprecedented industrial power, including a form of workplace co-determination tragically lacking from the rest of British industrial relations culture, in return for unprecedented legal restraints.

Tragically lacking in the decisive video evidence that would have settled the ambiguity at their centre, Brown's killing has instead been claimed as a banner by both sides in a battle whose lines continue to be predicted largely and troublingly by race among the wider American public.

OmniPeace focuses on building schools to improve children's learning opportunities, which are often tragically lacking in the developing world.

Obama has Kennedy's confidence in his own judgment, which Johnson tragically lacked.

For instance, I tragically lack the predisposition to eat fatty foods and not gain weight.

Her coalition partners have stayed in line, spin doctor Kasper (Pilou Asbæk) is apparently in a stable relationship, and new secretary Jytte has that no-nonsense approach to admin that predecessor Sanne tragically lacked.

In their article, Dahn, Mussah and Nutt cite an old public health adage in relation to the Ebola data they so tragically lacked: "The road to inaction is paved with research papers".

(Tragically, we also lack a queen).

Need to scale up prevention Tragically, however, such prevention efforts lack the funding to take them to scale in all of Lesotho's 10 districts.

And she meets some whose stay will be tragically brief, because lack of insurance has kept them away from doctors until it is too late.