Sentence examples for cases a lack from inspiring English sources

In some cases, a lack of diagnosis can lead to health disasters and death.

In some cases, a lack of qualified teachers has resulted in even higher wages.

However, methodological differences and in some cases, a lack of more severe scientific criteria (such as double blind protocols) hinder the assessment of the effectiveness of these vaccines.

The queries hurled at legislators from the Atlantic Seaboard to the nation's midsection reflected deep-seated fears, a general suspicion of government and, in some cases, a lack of knowledge on the part of the questioners.

Dr. Zuroff said in the center's preliminary report for 2012 that it was not the age of the suspects that was the biggest obstacle to prosecution but rather, in many cases, a lack of political will.

Even if consumer concerns about health risks are exaggerated or entirely misguided, though, the lack of clear standards for mattresses labeled as organic or natural — and in some cases, a lack of transparency about their contents — may risk feeding the kind of suspicions that Mr. Luedeka noted.

In Sunderland's case, a lack of oversight is giving particular cause for concern.

In Rosie's case, a lack of sexual experience belies a waiting sensuality.

In Poulter's case, a lack of psychological edge is never a criticism which could legitimately be levelled.

Nuclear weapons are unique, not only because of their devastating humanitarian impact, but also in the UK's case, a lack of credibility.

Many of the changes had been made well before "Gigli" even showed up in theaters, largely because of the two characters' chemistry -- or, in this case, a lack thereof, Mr. Smith said.