Sentence examples for common lack of from inspiring English sources

Firstly, a common lack of commonality is observable resulting in the different data used and methods applied in the approaches.

Mrs. Roosevelt's main fault was the common lack of breath control.

"Return to Oz" (1985) — This weird, dark, oft-ignored sequel confronted an opposite problem to the common lack of material: a dizzying overabundance of it.

If the six plans presented last week by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation share a common lack of urban and architectural ambition, that is because the planners were constrained by prior leasing arrangements between the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the World Trade Center site, and the property's leaseholders.

Alas, heroes are nowhere to be found these days, but there's tragedy aplenty: the euro zone adrift, markets astray, people shouting their despair in the streets, Europeans and Americans blaming one another for their common lack of resolve in the face of the financial crisis.

Technical and specialty schools were not included due to a common lack of biology courses taught by these institutional types.

Finally, after you think you've selected the right app, there is a chance that there will be the all-too-common lack of adoption.

Old farmhouses and urban lofts have one thing in common: a lack of closet space.

There were poems that weren't good, and they tended to have features in common: a lack of control or occasion, a lack of linguistic felicity or surprise.

If you want an employer to get the right impression of you from your CV, then avoid these common mistakes: Lack of relevant information.

While they do have in common a lack of answers, Fleabag would never strip off and talk you through her tattoos the way Hannah does.