Sentence examples for decided the lack from inspiring English sources

In any other circumstance the absence of a traditional front door facing the street would be a problem, but security and privacy are so important to the program of stem-cell research that the scientists decided the lack of a visible entrance was an asset.

In 1920, when newly formed Hardee County was carved out of adjacent De Soto, town fathers decided the name Zolfo lacked a certain tone, so they added Springs.

The appeals court decided the attorney-general lacked the authority to bring the case.ABN AMRO's chief financial officer said he would resign amid legal wrangles that continued to complicate Barclays offer to take over the Dutch bank.

Analysts warned that the risks of Greece leaving the euro were growing, and that the crisis could be triggered if the European Central Bank decided that the lack of progress required it to suspend financial support.

The PRP also decided that the lack of support from newspapers did not mean Impress could not be recognised and sign up titles once it was up and running.

And to wrap up: the Guardian's video review of the Z10 running BB10 - and my own search for the USP (unique selling point), of which I decided: given the lack of compelling apps, it's not likely to tempt the not-yet-smartphone users, nor to tempt back already defected users.

Some people felt abandoned during the marriage; others decided that the lack of love and passion in the marriage caused them to abandon themselves.

Since our previous set of Category 2 experiments was carried out at a low growth rate and under nutrient limitation, we decided to determine whether the lack of overlap between HFC and GR gene sets still held at high growth rates or under nutrient-unconstrained conditions.

And if the regulators decide they lack the necessary enforcement tools, the EU Justice Commission Viviane Reding said this week that the European Parliament and member states "will strengthen Europe's enforcement tools in the course of this year" as necessary to stop Google's violations of privacy law.

However, experiments in the literature are usually based on small number of participants, unclear randomization (researchers do not use validated methods of randomization such as a computer or marked envelopes, only physician decides the allocation of participants), lack of inclusion and exclusion criteria, and no assessment of the safety of NMES application in sport [ 11, 13, 14, 19].

While still working for Mobile Systems, Ibrahim decided to address the lack of a pan-African mobile telephone network by creating, in 1998, MSI Cellular Investments, which was later renamed Celtel International.