Sentence examples for an obvious lack of from inspiring English sources

Train travel is booming and there is an obvious lack of rolling stock.

"Did you?" the police detective said with an obvious lack of interest.

There were too few journalists and an obvious lack of digital developers to make the site dynamic enough.

We have seen an obvious lack of progress since Hurricane Irene hit New York on Aug. 28, 2011.

"There is a lot of political interest, but also there is such an obvious lack of balance between work and life".

Lyon's president, Jean-Michel Aulas, afterwards bemoaned "an obvious lack of fair play", though the home team's manager, Hubert Fournier, admitted that Negredo had been admirably quick-thinking and his own young team naïve.

Beyond the practical implications of this rudeness, there is an increasingly obvious lack of respect for the president and the presidency, with Republicans interpreting their electoral victory as a mandate to act with hubris.

"There is a very obvious lack of women role models and that is because they are invisible.

For some countries it is a very obvious lack of political will and leadership to prioritize education.

There did seem to be an alarming and obvious lack of Jews and Blacks in the Republican Heritage Groups Council during the Reagan administration and the Bush Presidential campaign in 1988.

Some research suggests that feeling more tired as we age is a symptom of illness, medications or the obvious lack of a good night's sleep.