Sentence examples for general lack of effort from inspiring English sources
The vast majority of cases of overturned convictions also show glaring errors by defence lawyers: failure to call witnesses, or seek full disclosure of evidence and a general lack of effort are commonly cited when convictions are quashed.
However, our understanding of the (patho physiological effects of these chemicals remains poorly understood, due in part to a general lack of effort to systematically and comprehensively identify the direct interactions of environmental chemicals with biological macromolecules in mammalian systems in vivo.
However, the widespread experimental research on thin coatings underlies a general lack of modeling efforts, which can accurately and efficiently predict the coating and thin film performance.
Sure, a dedicated finance or purchasing team might have time and a more focused mandate to research and negotiate better deals, and when volume is large enough, this will generally make the value of savings worth the effort; however, the general lack of expertise can mean a lot of purchasing departments either operate as blockers/data-gathering machines or simply as rubber stamps.
It has so far signed up five of the 10 being sought, but the NHS's general lack of such doctors is hampering its efforts.
He lost his serve once in each set, and though Gambill's sometimes mechanical volleying was certainly part of the explanation (this loss was a team effort), Gimelstob's general lack of athleticism and improvisational ability was a bigger part of it.
Religious beliefs, local customs and a general lack of knowledge about diseases and medicines can hamper efforts to immunize children.
Investment efforts are hampered by a general lack of adequate information that is necessary for priority setting in this sector.
Despite the considerable efforts spent on village electrification schemes in India, there is a general lack of evaluation of impacts, successes and of failures.
The general lack of awareness regarding risk-based concepts and the limited availability of local risk information necessitate a continued and sustained effort to build iterative risk management in Cambodia.
