Sentence examples for a lack of regular from inspiring English sources

And her trial had deep procedural flaws, including a lack of regular access to her counsel and unjustified denial of proposed defense witnesses.

Many of the school's children have a poor home life, torn apart by alcoholic fathers and a lack of regular income.

A relatively short man who looked 20 years younger than his age, he could fit into his Army uniform in his later years despite a lack of regular physical exercise, he said.

The 30-year-old lost his starting place to youngster Hector Bellerin in the second half of last season and is reportedly concerned that a lack of regular playing time could lead to his omission from France's Euro 2016 squad.

Since stressors vary by profession, employers can start by talking to workers about the specific conditions that drive stress in a particular job, things like a harmful or unsafe workplace, understaffing, variable hours, overwork or expanded responsibilities due to downsizing, inadequate or failing equipment or materials, and a lack of regular and clear supervisor feedback.

Residents blame the agency for a lack of regular dredging - saying they have been warning of problems for years.

Despite a lack of superpowers, regular old jellies are making their presence increasingly known.

Two residues assigned to an unstructured "loop" region (V24 and K28) have relatively high protection factors (20 and 60, respectively), despite a lack of recognized regular secondary structure or order in this region from SS-NMR.

Mr. Annan felt that there was "a conspicuous lack" of regular contact between the Iraqi Government and the Secretary General's office, the spokesman, Fred Eckhard, said today.

There's an undeniable lack of regular nights, as well as a lower volume of local productions and international DJs coming to these shores.

The upsurge in doping among amateurs, said the report, was "caused by ease of access to drugs via gyms and the internet, the reduction in costs for substances, a spread of knowledge in means and methods of administration, and a lack of funding for regular testing at the amateur level".