Sentence examples for got a lack from inspiring English sources

"They've got a lack of guile.

I got a lack, girl, that you'd love to be".

But when it comes to minorities there is a, 'well, you can't win,' or 'you can't raise the money.' You've got a lack of support from the party, so it really limits things.

"We're particularly good at recruiting newly qualified staff; we're particularly weak at retaining them for time, so we've got a lack of experience in our social work workforce," he said.

We've also got a lack of space.

[I]f people now want to take their ball and go home, that tells me folks weren't serious in the first place...The idea that we've got a lack of enthusiasm in the Democratic base, that people are sitting on their hands complaining, is just irresponsible.

If you had 100 shares, it's going to be tough to sell, so you get a lack of marketability discount".

I don't feel I'm getting a lack of effort in any way, shape or form with Hanley.

"Cocaine is a really nasty drug in the brain," says Mulhall. "It causes blood vessels to constrict, and therefore you get a lack of oxygen to regions in the brain.

"We got a complete lack of interest".

"He's a close and emotional reader, very engaged, but he's also got a remarkable lack of ego.