"without lacking" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You might use it to convey that something is complete or thorough. For example, "We conducted a comprehensive review of the evidence without lacking any detail."
This conflict is intrinsically so dramatic that the film can rely on a simple, straightforward style without lacking momentum or emotion.
With Emmanuel Eboue preferred at right-back to Bacary Sagna, the Gunners were certainly more offensive down the flanks, if without lacking any real bite in the final third.
They were more approachable than the glitzy old guard, without lacking the aspirational beauty that defined Hollywood.
The grammatical cases are ergative and absolutive, and the semantic cases include instrumental (using), allative (towards), ablative (from), locative (at), comitative (with, having), privative (without, lacking), temporal (at the time of) and semblative (resembling).
They succeeded, but not without cost; lacking debate or drama, the convention experienced considerable trouble in attracting TV viewers.
The Lady Vols are not without flaws, lacking a true point guard and the defensive voraciousness of past championship teams.
Old Pete was usually drinking when out in the field, and his hunting was done out of season, on land without permission, lacking license or tag.
Overmatched without Kerry Kittles and lacking team chemistry, they lost 13 of their first 15 games.
But others said that the show had not felt lacking without its celebrity star.
However, basic data for cytokine and chemokine synthesis in primary HHV-6 infected patient without complication is lacking.
The more serious, though, seem lacking without some all-out BBQ.
