Sentence examples for experienced a lack from inspiring English sources
I'd never experienced a lack of care for my work or indifference for the painful experiences of others.
The poor planning had "the inadvertent effort of strengthening the insurgency," as Iraqis experienced a lack of security and essential services and focused on "negative effects of the U.S. security presence".
"Our intelligence agencies have fallen asleep at the wheel," Ortmann told the Guardian, pointing to the fact that Germany had experienced a lack of terrorist activity for many decades since the decline of the Red Army Faction, also known as the Baader-Meinhof gang.
In his sermon at a Mass on Holy Thursday, he said, "I ask pardon of all whom I have offended, especially of those who suffered unspeakable abuse by priests of the diocese and experienced a lack of the care that ought to have been provided".
Our findings were clear: The more our participants reported feeling culturally homeless — that is, fully belonging neither to American culture nor to that of another nation — and discriminated against on the basis of their religion, the more they said they experienced a lack of meaning in their lives.
The women at the low end of the labor market experienced a lack of training and promotion possibilities, such as Mrs. Zhen who worked in a private kindergarten.
Youth with HIV frequently face a host of medical and social challenges, and often experience a lack of social support.
Most recent high school graduates say they experience a lack of preparedness in at least one subject.
Men can have difficulties achieving or maintaining an erection that is sufficient for their preferred type of sexual activity, and women can experience a lack of vaginal preparedness.
Until now, Ofcom has said it merely "expects providers to deal fairly and sympathetically with customers who experience a lack of service due to mobile network issues".
When it's unclear what the future holds, people experience a lack of personal control and a sense that they cannot influence an outcome.
