Sentence examples for Lack of entry from inspiring English sources

He is anxious about the future of journalism – which offered him a route out of a poor working class family background in Cardiff aged 15, when he went to work for the Penarth Times – and the lack of entry points for the next generation.

The case baffles Colton, as the only common elements in the murders are the lack of entry points and the apparent removal of the victims' livers with bare hands.

When both nuclei could be tracked in the VZ for longer than 100 min (9 of 18), we considered that the lack of entry into the neuronal layer might be significant, perhaps indicating a delayed onset of the neuronal phenotype.

It plays a critical role in cell-cycle progression, as evidenced by the lack of entry into S phase in the absence of cyclin D1 [ 7].

It appears that it's even tougher to get a job in academia than I first thought – there's a distinct lack of entry-level jobs available (in the social sciences at least).

And the lack of entry-level opportunities doesn't simply deny low-skilled Americans employment, it deprives them of the opportunity to work their way up into higher paying jobs.

They say customers are deterred by a confusing floor plan and a lack of entries to the souk.

Perhaps the (modest) hubbub over the initial lack of entries will inspire hundreds of young writers to send Turnill their masterpieces.

The independent developer scene is a mixture of people like Mr Pope - disenfranchised programmers who became sick of working on the nth shoot-'em-up sequel - and newcomers to the industry frustrated at a lack of entry-level jobs.

McKillop set a world record when winning the 1500m in Christchurch but he was not awarded a gold medal because of the lack of entries in the event.

The figures in each cell indicate the number of events for each sport contested at the respective Games; a bullet denotes that the sport/discipline was scheduled to be competed, but was dropped do to a lack of entries.