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Meanings of sorely lacking in English

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Usage of sorely lacking in English
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Unfortunately, reliable benchmark datasets of binding sites in proteins are still sorely lacking.
Pubmed
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The idea was to supply the leadership and grit sorely lacking on Sunday.
The Guardian
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It expresses an admirable vision but is sorely lacking in detail.
The Irish Times
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Raw, rough and exciting -something sorely lacking from these Grammys so far.
News.com.au
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The event remains a networker's dream, but self-awareness and problem-solving are sorely lacking.
Reuters
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History will judge you, Greg Hywood, and you will be found sorely lacking.
The Guardian
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That requires patience and calm, two qualities sorely lacking in the social media age.
News.com.au
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Considering what you two are messing in, you may find that protection sorely lacking.
Frozen Heat
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But with a panel consisting entirely of major internet companies, consumer voices were sorely lacking.
The Guardian
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Your taste in friends is sorely lacking, my dear.
Succubi like it hot
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Ear training is sorely lacking in most musical education.
Wired
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Clear messaging is essential in a crisis, and in the US, it has been sorely lacking.
News.com.au
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Wider community consultation was key, but had been sorely lacking throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, she said.
Radio NZ
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Time just for us, with no distractions-timewe'd been sorely lacking in the last six months.
After the fall
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Kruse found France and Sweden to be sorely lacking in hydrogen infrastructure, but he's still optimistic.
Wired
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My musical education was sorely lacking, they said.
Radio NZ
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