Sentence examples for culpable lack from inspiring English sources

For former shipyard worker Jimmy Cloughley, 77, that approach showed a culpable lack of imagination.

The report, by the Institute of Race Relations, concludes that too little has changed to prevent black and Asian people dying in detention and that seemingly racist attitudes remain a concern, with a "large proportion of these deaths involving undue force and many more a culpable lack of care".

Victims are more likely to be killed behind closed doors as a result of officers using "undue force" and demonstrating a "culpable lack of care" than executed in the streets as one mobile phone video after another has shown us in the US.

Quite ironically, states like West Bengal and Kerala that boasted the most liberal governments were just as culpable in their lack of attention to Muslim empowerment as regions that hosted more religiocentric governments, like Gujarat.

The decision correctly pointed out that juveniles were less culpable because they lacked maturity, were vulnerable to peer pressure and had personalities that were still being formed.

But while Dutch-based rival Vitol was fined $17.5 million after pleading guilty, a preliminary judicial investigation into Glencore by Switzerland's attorney-general found a "lack of culpable information".

Despite the government's contention that most of the dead are somehow culpable for drug-related activities, the lack of evidence has put most Mexicans on edge.

This is particularly the case in Nigeria where women are held culpable for the sex of the baby and lack of a male heir is often cited as a reason for relationship break down [ 24].

But that case doesn't have anything to do with the events that led to the financial crisis; indeed, one can argue that the immense resources devoted to cracking the insider-trading case meant that Bharara lacked manpower to go after those culpable for bringing us to the brink of financial disaster.

Unfortunately, determining specific foods that initiate this response in individual patients is difficult, owing to the lack of reliable non-invasive tests to identify culpable food antigens.

His lawyer, Barry Roux, said Friday that if he were prosecuting the case, the charge would be culpable homicide — a less serious charge implying either negligence or a lack of intention to kill.