Sentence examples for was sufficiently lacking from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was sufficiently lacking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or object that did not meet a certain standard or expectation. Example: "The report was sufficiently lacking in detail, making it difficult to draw any conclusions."
They compared H1N1 to other diseases and causes of death with substantially higher mortality rates and concluded that H1N1 was sufficiently lacking in severity that it did not warrant heightened concern.
It's only when we are sufficiently lacking in any power or agency of our own that we should seek the consolation of cape-clad proxies.
Who knows whether it's intentional racism or just ignorance, but our society's most privileged members seem to be sufficiently lacking in education that Prince Philip could liken the Nigerian president's traditional costume to pyjamas ("You look like you're ready for bed," he told Olusegun Obasanjo); and Prince Harry could, unforgettably, don a Nazi outfit to a fancy dress party.
The White subpopulation was sufficiently large; therefore, the lack of a strong genetic effect is compelling.
The impact of the workshop was sufficiently strong to compensate for lack of experience, and sufficiently strong to encourage EI development over a longer period.
In the 1930s, the Australian government was sufficiently concerned about the condition and lack of development of these leases that it held two inquiries between 1932 and 1938.
President Bush has been "a man sufficiently lacking in intellectual curiosity to question the bad ideas upon which he built his administration," Wolfe writes.
I reckon the lack of evidence that there was an edge was sufficiently compelling evidence that there wasn't.
The results of non-significant lack of fit tests, and F value (14.62) indicated that the model was sufficiently accurate.
Sonya was sufficiently overwhelmed and distracted.
This one, at last, was sufficiently large.
