Sentence examples for being a lack of from inspiring English sources

In Kellogg's mind the two were closely linked, the common cause being a lack of fibre, both dietary and moral.

Then Imagine Media folded Fuse, a lifestyle magazine for the new economy, after one issue, with one stated reason being a lack of interest from advertisers.

This is mainly due to women missing promotion rounds during career breaks or there being a lack of culture where people ask, demand, and fight for fairer salaries.

The Duo Camera works well, but doesn't get in the way of regular shooting, with the only detractor being a lack of detail at full size.

The Sun's article rested on a statement by the British Army's former chief of staff, General Sir Mike Jackson, about there being a lack of logic in taking action against Isis in Iraq and not in Syria.

Furthermore, despite the advances in treatment technologies, the design of existing treatment plants are not suited to remove these ECs, in addition to there being a lack of published health standards that provide guideline in treating these pollutants.

"There's a lack of psychotherapy.

"There's a lack of scholarship.

"There's a lack of perspective".

The trouble is a lack of implementation.

"There is a lack of clarity.