Sentence examples for generalised lack from inspiring English sources
However, when referring to concrete, there is an almost generalised lack of concern in this subject.
The attempt at a crude exchange with his colleague Charlotte Jackson, revealed on YouTube, represents a somewhat lower order of offence than the generalised lack of respect displayed in remarks aimed at a female assistant referee, Sian Massey, whose professional competence was called into question on the grounds of her gender alone.
The study reported a generalised lack of confidence in interacting with mental health patients.
The findings support the proposition that many ICST offenders are involved in other criminal activity beyond ICST, which in turn suggests a generalised lack of self-control and a readiness to seize criminal opportunities.
The shrinking space for manoeuvre left to farmers for seed saving, using and exchanging within the strong IP paradigm, and a seemingly generalised lack of awareness or training in legal issues on the cultivators' side, have led to mounting disagreements between variety developers and sowers, leading to numerous court cases.
Valve replacement presents a dilemma due to the generalised lack of adequate facilities for anticoagulation.
Its diverse aims and generalised anger lack the pressure a more focused agenda would be able to apply upon society.
His brooding delivery could be somewhat generalised too, lacking the character's full anguish and conflicting emotions in the final stage of the opera.
The vast majority seem passively content to permit their memberships to lapse, often citing (if asked) some generalised disillusionment with the lack of Tory "robustness" – whether in government or opposition.
Low social participation and lack of generalised trust in other people have been reported to be associated with daily smoking in Sweden and England [ 21, 34].
The lack of a generalised response to zinc sulphate at sea expands upon the finding that Cory's shearwaters retain motivation for short-distance homing and resume normal incubation after treatment with zinc sulphate11 and is consistent with previous experiments in homing pigeons.
