Sentence examples for a lack of practically from inspiring English sources

These indirect impacts are difficult to quantify and there is a lack of practically applicable criteria and indicators".

But a lack of investment "practically guarantees lack of production growth".

When you combine an industry culture where a lack of ethics is practically regarded as the standard way of doing business with an unwillingness by government officials to hold that industry accountable to the law, and then add into the mix that the industry in question has the power to wreck the entire economy, you have the deadliest possible problem.

At the sadness of your entire existence... there's a lack of empathy and sympathy and compassion for practically everything in your life".

So the next time you hear the president, the secretary of defense, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or a hawkish lawmaker claim that the U.S. military is practically collapsing from a lack of funding, don't believe it for a second.

But the market values them at practically nothing, because of a lack of faith in management and the company's promise and growth going forward.

One part of the design points are used to be able to carry out a lack of fit test with a good power for practically interesting alternatives.

The garrison suffered from a lack of ammunition and supplies, the soldiers were dressed in rags or were practically nude, and there was none among the civilian population of the town trained to wield a weapon.

Consequently, hospital management is practically unable to ensure employee motivation, due to a lack of autonomy.

Practically, delivering drugs to HSC is hindered by a lack of multiple transport receptors and endocytic capacity.

It's not a lack of will that is the problem; it's a lack of politically and practically achievable ways to achieve these results.