Sentence examples for Lack of inputs from inspiring English sources

Pests and diseases, lack of inputs and technology, the weather and inadequate extension services have been identified as the biggest constraints.

It's "honest juice," he said, proud of the simplicity of his process, the lack of "inputs," as he calls the additives most wines contain.

However, most respondents indicated that livelihood activities were influenced by a number of internal and external factors, most importantly low rainfall, pests, and the lack of inputs and markets.

Respondents reported a number of limitations to their strategies, which include inadequate cash income and capital (46 %), insecurity (50 %), lack of affordable credit facilities and access (42 %), illiteracy and lack of technical knowledge (25%%), inadequate markets (10%%), and lack of inputs and equipment for agricultural practices (22%%).

Third, the increase in the numbers of beds and doctors may have permitted needed admissions and operations that had not been possible before due to lack of inputs.

However, the actual rates may be substrate limited due to a lack of inputs from the Danube River – the main source of substrates.

My wife Kirsten knows this is a one-off so she's putting up with my lack of input around the house, but I'm sure she'll be as pleased as me when it's done.

Additionally, they stressed that the piecemeal initiatives to date have squandered the precious resources allocated to improving employment opportunities for BME staff, due to ineffective leadership and a lack of input from those who are supposed to benefit.

In the jargon of Brussels, any lack of "input legitimacy" is compensated by "output legitimacy .Yet it is precisely over proficiency, particularly in economic policy, that the commission is suffering the cruellest kicks of all.

As the day continued, three of tennis's most prominent players — Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray and Roddick, each of whom won Thursday — used their news conferences to blast the tournament, its schedule and their general lack of input into decision-making.

Tour complaints, of course, are almost as old as rackets, and beyond Grand Slam payouts, players have criticized the packed calendar, the long season and their general lack of input.