Sentence examples for constant lack from inspiring English sources

Distracted by a constant lack of funds, we spend far more time chasing cash than great design.

Cuban artists work with a wealth of knowledge and a constant lack of the basic materials of their craft.

"Every time they had vacancies in other boroughs for child welfare specialists, they would pull from this office, so there was a constant lack of staff," she said.

The district has an AIDS co-ordinator, Christa Nyirenda, who struggles to carry out her work in the face of a constant lack of money.

The endless scavenging and the effort it takes to make something out of whatever you have with you at that moment is a representation of the constant lack of necessities that refugees experience in war".

But even a kinder, moreunderstanding woman would have been driven to exhaustion and desperation by the unstablehousehold, the constant lack of resources, the unrelieved poverty and anxiety that she could seeahead of her for the rest of her life.

These studies suggest that single-molecule imaging studies that measure diffusion constants lack the resolution to distinguish between hopping and sliding and that assays employing roadblocks offer more direct mechanistic tests that could support the sliding mechanism.

The following fundamental problems need further research efforts: inclusion of more mechanism steps and quantum calculations of all rate constants lacking in the literature, checking the outer sphere electron transfer contribution, determination of the causes for the key changes in the homogeneous Fenton reaction mechanism with a change in the reagents concentration.

Elsewhere at TNR, meanwhile, Jonathan Cohn suggests that the Republican primaries have already tugged the candidates wildly to the right of where they need to be for the general election: For all of its crazy unpredictability, the Republican campaign to date has featured one constant: A lack of serious ideological separation among the major candidates.

Using professionalism as a norm of evaluation, Filipino workers tended to point out their local subordinates' need for constant supervision, lack of competence and discipline and excessive demands.

Owing to its high dielectric constant and lack of reactivity with silicon, hafnium dioxide has excellent characteristics for replacing SiO2 in nanometer scale applications such as gate oxides [1, 2].