Sentence examples for idea the lack from inspiring English sources
It's a particularly Dutch idea – the lack of affordable housing in Amsterdam has meant local students have been living in homes made of shipping containers for years – but now it's becoming a huge hit with international travellers.
Though an appealing idea, the lack of more determined direction led to some loss of definition, especially in the more complex choruses representing the antagonistic crowd, and at the points when the notes in the orchestral parts came particularly thick and fast.
But in the same way that the best nights are the always the spontaneous ones, which makes you vow to plan more of them until you realise that detonates the very idea, the lack of rules liberates us to go where we choose.
Informed of the Pentagon's response, Dr. Postol said he had no idea about the lack of warheads.
But the idea that the lack of them somehow fuels radicalisation and, down the line, terrorism is misplaced to say the least.
But Jazz Coach Jerry Sloan dismissed the idea that the lack of rest had anything to do with his team's dismal performance.
Ms. Taubin dismissed any idea that the lack of a new "Harry Potter" volume in bookstores this year might have dampened interest in the series.
The social element is based on the idea that the lack of women on boards is not a result of competency issues, but the clubby nature of these institutions.
In subsequent media interviews, Lucas was swift to dismiss the idea that the lack of progress in accruing MPs meant the Greens' leader, Natalie Bennett, should join Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband in considering her position.
Economists disagree about many things, but they seem to agree with the basic idea that the lack of recovery is partly attributable to population aging, and that policy makers cannot stop the aging process.
The odd thing, given Mundell's elevation as the "father of the euro", was that his optimum currency area analysis actually suggested that it was a bad idea given the lack of labor mobility.
