For decades, cattle ranchers, ecologists, and, most significantly, the B.L.M. have noted that, because the horses reproduce easily and lack natural predators, their population overwhelms the space they occupy.
Though he managed to complete all the courses easily, a lack of qualified teachers meant that Baker was first sent to a school in England for more training and then back to France to teach Americans what he had learned in England, in an attempt to create pilots as quickly as possible.
Registered nurses recruited residents whom they perceived as sad; they could, for example, have a sad expression or an unhappy voice, weep easily or lack the ability to enjoy pleasant events.
In addition to concerns about violence, loss of economic support, shame in having to admit unfaithfulness to a regular partner and a loss of confidentiality, not being able to locate partners easily, a lack of concern, not liking to give bad news and procrastination were mentioned.
Simplistic, easily skimmed, lack of gimmicks and graphics and more advanced vocabulary are better suited.
For many it captured young Palmer: bumptious, foolish, easily distracted, lacking common sense.
Mr. Ozawa followed Mr. Cliburn's comings and goings with a masterly hand, insuring a coherence the proceedings might easily have lacked.
By contrast, Secretariat could easily have lacked the property [being a racehorse].
But an army, famously, marches on its stomach, and campaigns can be lost as easily by a lack of supply as by a lack of firepower.
With so many renewable energy projects and programs in their nascent stages, their success is easily undercut by lack of credit or financing.
