Sentence examples for commented on a lack from inspiring English sources

(P3) However, one COPD participant commented on a lack of eye contact in the video sessions compared to meeting people in person: I like to look people in the eye when I talk to them … it was not quite the same as having them sitting over there on the sofa or in a chair in front of me.

Nearly all the teachers interviewed independently commented on a lack of professional development.

They further commented on a lack of experience in implementing policies based on research findings, lack of research mentoring, and lack of opportunities for multidisciplinary research collaboration.

Similarly other surveys reported on a lack of care shown to parents; 20% (83/413) of perinatally bereaved parents commented on a lack of sensitivity and care by their caregivers [ 28] and 37/70 parents were dissatisfied with hospital staff after road traffic accident deaths [ 36].

However, GameSpot commented on a problem with a lack of information, "you'll have a tough time keeping track of all the goings-on in your provinces", suggesting this could be solved through a more informative interface.

The most painful part (contrary to what those who've commented on a heel's comfort factor, or lack thereof, may want to believe) was narrowing a collection's worth down to just The One.

The Commissioner commented on the lack of a formal written arrangement with some third parties on how to handle personal information.

In 2003 the Erie Times-News acknowledged its financial success, but commented on its "lack of a creative title".

Some patients commented on the lack of a structured follow-up plan.

Furthermore, stakeholders commented on the lack of a clear strategic plan for MNDs, with limited leadership capacity to manage the necessary multisectoral response and coordinate multiple stakeholder involvement for MNDs.

Several GP's commented on the lack of a local Osteoporosis service or access to Dexa Bone Density Scans, which is clearly not acceptable if osteoporosis is to be treated effectively.