Sentence examples for a continual lack of from inspiring English sources

Another theme is a recurrent one: a continual lack of judicial and congressional oversight.

Labour has accused the government of a "continual lack of transparency" surrounding plans to open a grammar school in Kent.

On the other side of the debate, Riggs (1997, 52) reaches a conclusion similar to Horwich's: "Lewis's account may do for a once only attempt, but is untenable as a general explanation of [the time traveller's] continual lack of success if he keeps on trying [to kill Grandfather]." Goddu (2007) criticises Smith's first objection to Horwich.

We know she can survive anything, but he can't — certainly not her continual lack of attention.

"This government's continual lack of transparency over decisions that affect our children's schools is wholly unacceptable," said Powell.

Where are the penetrating questions to the presidents, prime ministers and legislators of those countries on this crisis and their continual lack of investment in basic public health?

The pessimism springs instead from Haiti's continual lack of infrastructure.

We cannot call this step forward a win for women if progress does not include black women, whose graceful leadership drives the Democratic party forward in spite of continual marginalization, lack of resources and underrepresentation.

Knock-ons, continual turnovers and a lack of control from Handre Pollard, the 20-year-old fly-half, meant that South Africa never looked like profiting from set-piece dominance.

After continual death and a lack of justice, people demand action; our electeds and those running for any office must provide an adequate solution.

The progress of an artist is a continual self-sacrifice, a continual extinction of personality….