Sentence examples for collective lack of from inspiring English sources

Their collective lack of concern for the public interest is also natural, if somewhat callous.

They said they felt their collective lack of focus had sapped the play of its energy.

Dr. Carolyn M. Clancy, the agency's director, said the reports' most notable finding was "the collective lack of dramatic improvement".

Just as remarkable is the collective lack of interest in what happens when rain hits the ground.

The Lancet study is the first global estimate of what our collective lack of exercise means in economic terms.

The investment banker rolled his eyes after each response, clearly agitated by the collective lack of imagination.

The narrative of a cyborg as a collective – lacking any idea of individuality or unique self – is most prominently shaped in the character of Borg in the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation and later in Voyager.

But the challenges of collective action, a lack of political courage, and the power of incumbent pecuniary interests to capture the levers of power meant we did not.

Its absence reflects in a number of collective dignity deficits: lack of reason, lack of security, human rights abuses, lack of accountability, lack of transparency, absence of justice, lack of opportunity, lack of innovation and lack of inclusiveness.

Their most famous scion, singer-songwriter KT Tunstall, once protested that the problem with Fife-based folky amalgam the Fence Collective was their lack of commercial ambition.

But it is a measure of our collective amnesia and lack of concern for saving our own bacon (and, erm, pigs) that rashers are back, thanks to a surge in popularity of the once-endangered cooked breakfast.