Sentence examples for hope lack of from inspiring English sources

Finally, this study sends a message of hope: lack of fitting of predicted curves with actual recent data indicate that the containment measures decided by the WHO and relayed by governments are effective.

Passivity has various causes: lack of willpower, lack of hope, lack of encouragement from other people, negativity, laziness, lack of necessary means.

He told Mr. Alampi: "I hope the lack of a probationary sentence will assist you in maintaining your license.

Confronted by interviewers suffering, as they saw it, from "exegesis sickness", they would counter with a bluff, no-nonsense (and, I hope, ironic) lack of curiosity.

The hope, for lack of anything better, is that this latest gesture of belligerence will finally drive China, which does have trade with North Korea and provides food and fuel to it, to take action against its recalcitrant ally.

Although the green paper on special educational needs and disability offered hope, the lack of funding available to local authorities means reforms are unlikely to live up to expectations, says Huggett.

Lucas added: "Given the evidence that Decc initiatives such as the green deal are running into trouble, I hope this lack of transparency doesn't reflect a desire to keep potentially embarrassing information about the progress of key projects out of the public eye".

Barriers to discussing AD in the outpatient setting include both patient and physician discomfort; fear that the discussion will cause anxiety or take away hope; and lack of patient-tailored information [ 11- 13].

Every experience is unique, and caregivers experienced hope or a lack of hope in different ways.

A federal opposition MP, Terri Butler, said she hoped the lack of reference to "tax avoidance and aggressive tax planning", terms that were included at an international meeting last year, was not a result of pressure from large corporations.

Wycombe Wanderers striker Scott Rendell is hoping his lack of action at Adams Park last season was just a "blip".