Sentence examples similar to will prove lacking from inspiring English sources
Earlier inventories, dating back to the 1920's, proved lacking.
In order to buy natural beef, look for specific labels that will prove its lack of processing or alteration.
As we saw in section 7.3, an important objection to the idea of public reason is that it will prove incomplete; that it lacks the theoretical resources necessary to provide answers to many of the important moral or political questions we face.
Facts, or the lack thereof, will prove no obstacle: remember the successful attacks on the patriotism of Max Cleland, who lost three limbs in Vietnam, or the Saddam-Daschle ads.
The addition of this novel point mutation and its associated phenotype, due to functional alterations in the protein rather than complete lack thereof will prove valuable for understanding the in vivo function of leptin.
The company hopes the system will prove popular in offices and homes that lack natural light.
If he can do that, he will prove all the Yahoos wrong about the future of Yahoo, or its lack thereof.
Lack of access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene will prove to be some of the biggest hurdles to overcome in this attempt to eradicate the disease.
Albion boss Graham Dawe said: "Last season we lacked a bit of experience in the team, so, hopefully, Paul's experience will prove very important next year".
"We believe this agreement will prove satisfactory and enable us to get our job done," the panel said in a statement that lacked details on the agreement.
