Sentence examples for dramatic lack of from inspiring English sources

"There has been a very positive change in tone, at least," said David Turnbull director of Climate Action Network International, though he noted "a dramatic lack of progress in formal discussion and tangible results" at the meeting.

The failure of the rich countries to place a high priority on efforts like the World Food Summit, and the startling drop in global aid, reflect a dramatic lack of self-interested foresight as well as of altruistic humanitarianism.

Larry McCarthy, a Republican strategist, said: "From Day 1, the entire buildup to the war, the war itself and the aftermath, I think there's been a dramatic lack of communication by the administration.

I think in Germany they've come to terms with it, whereas in Japan there's almost a dramatic lack of any sense of responsibility," said Mr. Bellah, who is also a Japan scholar.

In addition there is a dramatic lack of new antimicrobial agents being explored in phase 2 or 3 clinical trials, especially for Gram-negative organisms, and development of an antimicrobial with a genuinely novel mechanism of action is estimated to take years [2].

His biggest problem is that Russia has a 19th century economy based on the principles of kleptocracy, control and a dramatic lack of creative destruction.

It is underplayed but rich in feeling, a song that becomes dramatic through the lack of outward dramatics.

There is not a word of introductory material, nothing about sensations political, dramatic, lyrical — or lack of them — that these speeches engendered.

It's a partnership that seems to work well, for in the new opera there's none of the dramatic uncertainty and lack of focus that characterised Glass's The Perfect American, which ENO staged last year.

The lack of dramatic results is neither a negative nor positive judgment on the program".

A lack of dramatic depth was particularly bothersome in his most ambitious efforts.