Sentence examples for believed lack of from inspiring English sources
He wielded his lack of interest, lack of expertise, and even (if he was to be believed) lack of ability to supervise his own press secretary like weapons.
However, they believed lack of adequate capacity and critical mass hampers efficient functioning of ERCs.
(Participant)" In addition to concerns about confidentiality, staff believed lack of space hindered their ability to properly engage with women and their families.
"So in Down syndrome, we believe lack of SNX27 is at least partly to blame for developmental and cognitive defects".
Sony firmly believes lack of content was the sole reason why its technically superior Beta video recorders were trounced by good-enough VHS.
"We don't believe lack of revenue is part of the problem, so we will not be discussing rate of taxes," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said during a press conference at the Capitol.
Gaspar Martinez, a neighboring shopkeeper, said that he believed the lack of the light was partly to blame.
It is believed that lack of discipline and a subsequent high attrition rate among new recruits contributed to the late running of the training programme.
It was obvious, though, that even Burress's teammates believed his lack of activity was linked to the size of his wallet.
Tullow added that it believed the lack of hydrocarbonds was due to "a trap-specific issue and has no follow-on consequences for prospectivity elsewhere in the block".
