Sentence examples similar to going lack of from inspiring English sources

The on-going lack of clarity in the law... means that pregnant women and girls in need of an abortion for medical reasons are essentially forced to wait until their condition deteriorates sufficiently in order to justify a medical intervention.

The Dean also stressed that just when there was a compelling need to graduate more and more qualified physicians, the institution qualified to do so was reporting an on-going lack of teaching faculty.

However, an on-going lack of consensus regarding the definition and conceptualization of social capital has created disparity amongst researchers, resulting in fervent critique of this field of research [ 6- 8].

If there was too much going on, "lack of time, lack of space, meant you couldn't get back to that first plate".

"[Trump] talks about the reasons for Mexicans going there: lack of jobs, widespread corruption," says Rodolfo Soriano Núñez, a sociologist in Mexico City.

No credentialed emergency sonographer would be available going forward, lack of Internet access precluded transmission of images and over-reading, and no "formal" ultrasound or computed tomography (CT) scan results would be available to serve as comparison studies.

Why has Moscow gone, for lack of a better term, war-crazy?

Many of the large studios themselves are gone for lack of business.

The Germans arrested him early in 1942, but let him go for lack of evidence.

Yet some things — like an ESPN-branded phone — have already come and gone for lack of traction.

Being in a genuinely good mood goes beyond lack of stress, of course.