Sentence examples for centered on lack from inspiring English sources

A Labor Department spokesman said the agency's findings centered on "lack of maintenance and lack of training" for the window washers.

Criticisms of experimental work in the 1950s that centered on lack of knowledge of the behavior and ecology of the moth, poor experimental procedure, or artificiality in experiments have been addressed in subsequent work.

Noticing the majority of our thoughts as repetitive and imaginably, centered on lack and limitation; it colors our present and future.

The reasons for watching just one, for both males and females, were mainly centered on the lack of time.

Their main complaint centered on the lack of an after-school program.

Other fights (like Thomas's) have centered on the lack of judicial qualifications, as was the case with Clement Haynsworth, whom Nixon named to replace Fortas on the court.

But unlike the Montessori system, which has sharply defined methods and goals, the Reggio approach is centered on a lack of structure in the curriculum, substituting inventiveness and fluidity.

Buzz this season has largely centered on the lack of charisma among the top 12 finalists, not to mention the show's insistence on saddling said singers with fusty themes and song choices.

Facebook pages for Civil Service Employees Association offices around the state show a smattering of complaints about the contract deal, mostly centered on the lack of raises and higher health care costs, as well as the suggestion that the union should have taken a firmer stance against Mr. Cuomo.

The limitations of this study are mainly centered on the lack of a placebo or sham-stimulation group.

(A lot of the post-visit chatter centered on the lack of professors — "I learned so much from my best professors!" As someone who acquired his engineering degree mostly just by reading textbooks, while entirely eschewing professors' office hours and only sporadically attending classes, I had trouble sympathizing).