Sentence examples for continuously lack from inspiring English sources

Domains whose features are independent of each other and vary continuously lack the entitivity, in most cases, to be recognized as a class of things worth classifying.

The disgruntled lower cadre of the army (mainly infantry) have continuously complained about lack of equipment, combat logistics, food and timely payment of salaries.

In the intertidal zone, the water was continuously recycled so lack of oxygen wasn't a problem.

The subject of Mariana is a woman who continuously laments her lack of connection with society.

Perhaps the reason senior management is continuously disappointed by the "lack of bang for their buck" is because the training is not designed for the people to whom it is delivered.

Drug development is being continuously scrutinised for its lack of productivity.

The lack of continuously hospitable conditions on Mars would have inhibited the evolution of potential microorganisms.

It is assumed that the etiological mechanism resides in the lack of continuously coordinated health care, [ 12] and its effect on a cascade of subsequent adverse outcomes including, but not limited to increasing the risk of hospitalization for ACSCs.

Left unspecified was whether the effect of dual use was direct, indirect (through its intermediary [e.g., falling domino] effects on the lack of continuously coordinated care and the increased risk of subsequent hospitalization for ACSCs), or a combination of the two.

We therefore designed the present study to assess the efficacy and safety of a continuous infusion of sodium selenite initially given at a pro-oxidative high dose, cautiously (lacking) administered continuously, followed by an antioxidative lower dose in septic shock patients.

"The pressure on land, nature and the countryside is considerable, and quality of life is continuously deteriorating due to a lack of living space," said Ecopop member Philippe Roch, a former director of the Swiss environment department.