Sentence examples for both a lack of from inspiring English sources

A literature review designed to identify unique recommendations regarding pediatric MCEs highlights both a lack of existing training programs and uncertainty on the part of health care staff when dealing with these events.

The remaining scores of 6 8 correct responses out of 8 indicate both a lack of neuropathy and the lowest 4-year risk of its incidence.

It betrays both a lack of imagination and a disappointing vocabulary.

Is there in both a lack of suspense about what will happen?

This betrays both a lack of ambition and an ignorance of history.

Progress is hampered by both a lack of experimental diffusion data and insufficient thermodynamical models.

From their introduction into the league in 2007 the Titans have been marked by both a lack of success and a penchant for the off.

Average house prices are being driven up by both a lack of new housebuilding and the fact that few homes are going up for sale.

It's hardly surprising that those at the lower end of the economic scale would cite both a lack of skills and expense as barriers to internet connectivity.

For now, some people on Arkansas Works are confused — because of both a lack of understanding about what rules apply to them and contradictory information from the state.

There is both a lack of housing and a lack of jobs in far northern aboriginal communities, which leads to overcrowding and hidden homelessness.