Sentence examples for Lack of potentially from inspiring English sources

This would be tantamount to a European New Deal.One might counter that the EIB may simply be unable or unwilling to conjure up 'shovel-ready' projects to the tune of €300 billion annually, both because it is worried about its creditworthiness and due to a lack of potentially profitable projects.

Despite the lack of potentially lucrative revenue sharing, HP stands to gain exposure and profits from the Amazon deal.

The superiority of one of these drugs and the lack of potentially dangerous adverse reactions would determine the appropriate choice in the ED setting.

They focus mainly on marketing strategies of universities' enormous R&D capacities and 'organize constant presentations and exhibitions' notwithstanding the fact that sometimes there is a lack of potentially suitable ideas for market promotion inside their organization.

Congressional opponents of renewing this legislation are assuming a lack of potentially severe consequences.

The main limitation of this study are the use of parameters that are not routinely measured after cardiac surgery (cardiac index), the lack of potentially important parameters (blood lactates) that were not routinely measured at that time, and the inclusion of therapeutic measures (intra-aortic balloon pump) that are not patient-based signals.

Vasodilating agents have been suggested to influence the microcirculation, but their administration may be limited by the risk of hypotension and their lack of selectivity, potentially leading to luxury perfusion.

As a large number of genes fall into this class of low abundance expression [10], this lack of sensitivity potentially compromises current efforts to gain a complete picture of molecular pathways underlying GBM.

The disadvantage is the lack of other potentially explanatory variables.

The lack of blinding potentially affected investigator-assessed toxicities and decisions regarding the use of other antifungal agents.

This results in a lack of the potentially detrimental effects of complement-dependent cytotoxicity (CDC) and antibody-dependent T-cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC) (Chapman 2002).