Sentence examples for enough lack of from inspiring English sources

There's also (again, finally) enough lack of American tub-thumping to make it just about palatable to European audiences, though possibly not Middle Eastern; and now delicious Berlin settings, and clever roiling sub-plots, though I certainly didn't see that Saul bed scene coming.

Rather, we are inundated with simplistic calls for more innovation in government and complaints about why there isn't enough: lack of competition and the absence of any incentives to improve; government red tape; incompatible administrative systems; and the generally risk-averse nature of government agencies.

Though seasoned in a similar fashion, half of a lemony, roasted chicken, while moist enough, lacked some of the punch of the lamb dishes.

Or maybe it was because I didn't get enough rest, lack of Vitamin D, or not enough (or any, actually) green tea (I've always preferred coffee).

But one of everything seems just enough; the lack of choices can be liberating.

In fact, discipline was not enough, and lack of discipline was not the reason that people ended up in prison.

Nursing programs have toughened entry requirements, and schools can't turn out nurses fast enough for lack of faculty, classroom space and clinical resources.

The biggest hurdles to expansion are access to enough hydrogen, lack of a distribution network and high cost relative to other fuels.

That was, you will remember, the Republican theory — brilliant except for its utter wrongness — that if you cut taxes enough, the lack of revenue would force Congress to reduce the size of government.

The research object of macroscopic evaluation method is based on sample data, so the evaluation is not accurate enough and lack of universality.

The engineers are not knowledgeable enough, the lack of training, inadequate fabrication facilities and many years of having used to reinforced concrete framed structures are the main reasons for engineers not using enough steel framed structures.