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lacking

[lak-ing] / ˈlæk ɪŋ /


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But the department still struggles with its jail-management system, which Luna described as “old-fashioned” and lacking in the use of technology available to other custody operations.

From Los Angeles Times

Eleventh-hour explanations are sorely lacking, particularly when other heirs are affected.

From MarketWatch

There is also a sense behind the scenes that the squad is lacking in leadership.

From BBC

International students face lower admission rates than their American counterparts and pursue highly technical advanced degrees in fields like statistics, physics and engineering—where domestic talent is lacking.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not surprisingly, Dr. Wachter is skeptical that organizations lacking deep experience in healthcare can effectively use technology to drive the industry’s disruption from the outside.

From The Wall Street Journal