Sentence examples for complete lack of response from inspiring English sources

The problem with this complete lack of response is that it comes across as tone deaf.

"He said he had received all sorts of horrendous stories and he had shown a complete lack of response from them.

It seems to me that what makes the residents feel ignored is the complete lack of response to their suggestions, criticisms and requests.

Phil Francis, chairman of the Coalition to Protect America's National Parks, said in a news release that he understood the members' frustration at the "complete lack of response" from the Interior secretary.

However, the complete lack of response in the spring variety, Paragon, is intriguing: does the gibberellin pathway not function to promote flowering in spring varieties of wheat?

Thus, we cannot be absolutely certain of complete lack of response to such treatments, although our own observations strongly support the lack of clinical efficacy.

Any no response, which is defined as a complete lack of naming response during stimulation, was picked out of the subjects' videos.

A complete lack of metabolic response of P. amboinensis to the visual stimulus of a nonpredatory wrasse, Halichoeres argus, revealed an impressive ability of juvenile P. amboinensis to rapidly discriminate between similar-sized predatory and nonpredatory fishes.

Biographer John Watson writes that "the almost complete lack of positive response to the communications works, contributed to his sense of overwork and depression".

For instance, women who did IVF after chemotherapy were more than five times more likely to have the cycle canceled due to a complete lack of ovarian response to the fertility drugs, compared to those who never had chemotherapy.

The history of Lease Sale 193 dates back seven years - in 2008, the Bush administration offered nearly 30 million acres of remote and poorly understood ocean to oil companies despite widely acknowledged gaps in scientific information and a complete lack of proven response technologies for the harsh and unforgiving Arctic Ocean conditions.