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Meanings of lacking in anglès

Nonexistent.

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Inadequate in amount or degree.

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Usage of lacking in anglès
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The political will to change this is simply lacking in most cases.
The Guardian
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There isn't evidence that health and safety regulations are lacking, he said.
Independent.ie
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For native South Americans, however, such evidence has been lacking so far.
Pubmed
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Arriving at Newbridge Networks six months ago: The place was lacking leadership.
The Irish Times
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But borrowers lacking state support are likely to be most at risk.
Reuters
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However, comparisons to the general population and other patient groups are lacking.
Pubmed
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Ms Young said the council had become an unhappy place, lacking leadership.
Radio NZ
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Officials said the area was lacking medical supplies, fuel, freshwater and experts.
News.com.au
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Data on pediatric patients treated with peritoneal dialysis are currently lacking, however.
Pubmed
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Detailed data on tobacco use among workers in dusty industries are lacking.
Pubmed
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Longitudinal studies, including those that focus on treatment effectiveness, are particularly lacking.
Pubmed
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However, evidence of long-term altered stress reactivity following early-life seizures is lacking.
Pubmed
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However, long-term data on single-cycle IC response by tumor location is lacking.
Pubmed
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That particular work, Ignatius thought, was rather lacking in the sensual department.
A Confederacy of Dunces
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An autonomous, non-politicised civil service is lacking, especially at sub-national government levels.
The Guardian
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However, the molecular details of these events are lacking in early embryos.
Pubmed
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South Africa
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United States of America
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Ireland
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