Sentence examples for Lack of printed from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview, Mr. Risher said he came up with the concept for Worldreader while visiting an orphanage for girls in Ecuador, where the library had fallen into disuse because of a lack of printed books.

Staff also considers books and journals important for upgrading knowledge, but mentions that there is a lack of printed material.

Literacy, however, was limited by the lack of printed materials; until the 15th century (when typesetting developed), books were laboriously cut page by page on blocks (hence they were known as block books) and consequently were rare and expensive.

Poverty, in other words, is embodied in lack of print as well as in lack of food.

The variety of images suggests a consuming curiosity; the lack of prints an almost unfathomable sureness in her own vision.

Not only is the lack of prints of interest, so is the fact of their absence never being mentioned at Hutton.

Another recent campaign for the lingerie company, Pan and the Vestry of Virgins, ran mainly online, but the column inches it garnered presumably made up for the lack of print advertising.

Patterson told the AP his latest donation aims to address the lack of print books in many school libraries across the country.

It's as if the lack of a print or print-like version will cause librarians to lose the compass that helps us navigate the complex legal information landscape.

The low visibility of films made during the war is due in great part to their rejection by the angry young men of the New Wave, in addition to copyright problems and the lack of good prints.

Another disappointing feature of this book is the lack of colour prints.