Sentence examples for brief lack of from inspiring English sources

During most of Denmark's year, the brief lack of climate control would not be a problem, but during my trip, on a hot summer day, the sealed cabin quickly became steamy.

They didn't, Rosberg converting his pole into a comfortable lead as Ricciardo's slow getaway left Alonso boxed in behind him and team-mate Sebastian Vettel, and also hampered by a brief lack of electrical power from his hybrid system.

And she meets some whose stay will be tragically brief, because lack of insurance has kept them away from doctors until it is too late.

The only breaks in the normal flow of sound were brief silences (lack of shading less than 20 msec) before and after the voiceless /s/ sound in "sun".

Still, even the most eloquent legal brief lacks the visceral power of May 1969, when 200 Brooklyn College students broke into the president's office.

After each content creator makes a 15-minute presentation of potential projects, the marketers in the room can hold up a paddle marked "Plan," signaling a willingness to plan a project with that company, or a paddle marked "Brief," signaling a lack of enthusiasm for what was presented but a desire to brief that company to come up with another idea.

I'll keep this brief, since the lack of response on this issue from Apple tends to result in taking sides before the facts are out (as evidenced by this lawsuit).

That afternoon, senators frustrated with the briefing and the lack of response to Khashoggi's killing overwhelmingly voted to move forward with consideration of the Yemen resolution, 63-37.

He barely moved and hardly spoke during his brief set, but the lack of affect made his frank and unforgiving songs even tougher.

The girls asked no questions about where we were going, each looking steadily out the back windows, the journey brief enough that the lack of conversation did not feel strange.

The lower house of parliament (now renamed the National Assembly) was once more the locus of power; shaky coalition cabinets again succeeded one another at brief intervals, and the lack of a clear-cut majority in the country or in parliament hampered vigorous or coherent action.