Sentence examples for but rather a lack from inspiring English sources

Collins said it was not an attitude problem with Tejada, but rather a lack of urgency.

This is a mode of address based not on sleek confidence, but rather a lack of it.

His lack of length off the tee owed nothing to technical troubles but rather a lack of physical development.

These communities do not suffer from a lack of able workers, but rather a lack of money to pay them.

It was not mismanagement or lack of concern that caused this situation, but rather a lack of knowledge of the effective dosage in a child.

However, the root cause of this is not underfunding but rather a lack of emphasis being placed on the individual needs and preferred learning styles of children.

San Antonio's 113-77 trofncing of the defending champs wasn't so much an off night for Miami, but rather a complete lack of effort, a sheer arrogance and an unfathomable lack of urgency in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

In a few units I observed overseas, the problem was not hazing but rather a general lack of discipline within a unit.

None of these are character faults, but rather a manifestation of lack of confidence in their own sexuality.

Since, at this time, the CYC6 transcript is still undetectable, this cannot formally be considered as a reversion, but rather as a lack of induction.

The rise in allergies and inflammatory diseases may not necessarily be caused by a general lack of microbes in hygienic environments, but rather by a lack of certain organisms that have, over the course of evolution, trained our immune system to be more tolerant.