Sentence examples for concerned lack from inspiring English sources

A further challenge concerned lack of patient engagement with services.

In this small category, we also sorted comments that concerned lack of gender-specific experiences, such as men not being able to experience symptoms related to pregnancy.

As far as PVRI is concerned, lack of effect of rhAPC eventually could be caused by a significantly higher value at baseline compared with OA alone (Table 1).

During the time of the research, ZEMA (which is the pesticide regulating agency in the country) was equally concerned about lack of knowledge (which is as a result of lack of formal training) amongst farmers in the country and this is according to the Zambia Daily mail article of 15th December 2015 that we reviewed.

As such, Norway's withdrawal is symptomatic of the worrying trend of concerned states' lack of commitment to peacekeeping in Africa.

Jobs & Money has also seen material showing how management at Barclays itself was so concerned about lack of training of staff, and sales practices which verged on the conditional - tantamount to "No PPI, No loan" - that in 2000 it sent 1,800 staff on a PPI training course.

Many companies are increasingly concerned about lack of IP protection in China, which may encourage them to keep manufacturing closer to the vest.

But lawmakers, concerned it lacked teeth, voted down the measure.

Over the months, Ms. Wildowsky said, there was a lot of interest in the property — there were some offers, but they were low; some buyers wanted to gut the space — and potential buyers were more concerned about the lack of space than the lack of privacy or the specificity of the design.

They say: "The Conservatives' continuing failure to address this critique is making us concerned that this lack of vision actually reflects a lack of commitment".

There was concern (ranging from 'somewhat' to 'extremely concerned') about the lack of a common definition for sepsis in 67% (708 of 1058) of the physicians.