Sentence examples for called lack from inspiring English sources

The case collapsed because of what the ICC prosecutor called lack of cooperation by Kenya's government.

Thus the so called lack of "London" branding will be overcome by the overwhelming use of the logo in location, programming and sports specific promotional material that makes the logo operational and a highly effective semiotic icon for London 2012.

"The three errors concerning desire are called lack, law, and signifier.

True, I have felt sleepy sometimes, but that's due to something called "lack of sleep".

Doctors have yet to make an exact diagnosis, but they believe my condition is called Lack of Credibility Fatigue.

California Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye recently called lack of access to courts a "new civil rights issue".

Moreover, the psychometricians (as practitioners of factor analysis were called) lacked a scientific means of resolving their differences.

These "villainous villains," as they were called, lacked the panache of the vintage Hollywood stars playing "Special Guest Villains" on "Batman".

There is an exact method, which is called lack-of-fit method, that is neglected in this paper due to its high computational complexity and because the likelihood method is already a good approximation according to [11].

BUCK'S DISCIPLINE -- Buck's home run calls lack histrionics; they are short and declarative.

But what New England calls lack of respect is actually skepticism.