Sentence examples for from that lack from inspiring English sources

"Politicians profited from that lack of unity.

Even the Scottish parliament's single chamber suffers from that lack of scrutiny.

Chilcot notes that much of what went wrong stemmed from that lack of preparation.

Lawyers for Universal have argued that the judge should draw a negative inference from that lack of disclosure, since if the company ignored legal warnings about My.MP3.com, that would in itself constitute willful disregard for the law.

In many ways, the discipline has suffered from that lack of historical knowledge and our ignorance of it not knowing the past dooms one to repeat it, and so forth.

Maryland's problems stemmed from that lack of energy and aggression, despite the urging of a crowd of 3,941, by far the loudest and most engaged the Terps have had all year.

We excluded the most divergent sequences from this alignment, including those from sponges that lack the Irx specific domains.

One particularly interesting question might stem from looking into how support entity projects differ from projects that lack support entities.

They have found that walking injuries to the feet, knees and hip often stem from shoes that lack adequate support, Mr. Manson said.

Obstacles to good health range from neighborhoods that lack supermarkets and exercise facilities to a diet that traditionally includes a lot of high-fat foods.

Unlike nuclear DNA, mtDNA can be extracted even from hairs that lack roots; though mtDNA tests cannot establish a precise match, they can eliminate many potential suspects.