Sentence examples for historical lack from inspiring English sources

"The state's historical lack of spending has had an eroding effect on the district," he said.

My hypothesis is that you only need data if you're trying to solve problems, and a historical lack of demand for data in the social sector might reflect a lack of genuine problem-solving.

In the short run, it's a welcome bit of exposure and hopefully the dialogue will turn to the real issues of poverty, lack of opportunity and a historical lack of government funding.

Yet the sheer number of blacks, who make up three-quarters of the population, the historical lack of attention to their needs and a host of other factors, like substandard education, appear to place them at greatest risk.

He attributed the shortage of high-tech workers to the rapid expansion of that industry and the shortage of low-wage workers on a historical lack of affordable housing in the county.

In a city with low density, miles of suburban sprawl to the east and west of downtown and a historical lack of passion for public transportation, the rail line, one of the nation's 36 systems, seemed like a white elephant.

However, in most cases, historical sources lack spatially explicit information in text (Doherty et al. 2011).

Armstrong excels in his depiction of black and whites, but his historical palette lacks a smoky grey.

But it cannot be said to lack historical context.

These states are not nations; they lack historical roots, national integrity.

Some scholars object that these kind of demands lack historical perspective.