Sentence examples for impending lack of from inspiring English sources

Twitter isn't happy about the impending lack of Schrute Bucks: If The Office is ever removed from Netflix, I might actually die.

You see, my impending lack of funding will not mean the end of my scientific career, because I don't intend to let it.

Resist the temptation to believe that by burning cash to the brink, the company will have so much progress the valuation will appreciate despite the burden of the impending lack of cash.

Whether its due to the impending launch of (and the lack of compatibility with) Windows Mobile 6.5, their new found love for Android, or a sudden realization that the handset just wasn't up to par, Motorola has killed Alexander's great voyage before it even left the dock.

Told of the programs' impending end -- and a familiar lack of action in Congress -- Stewart memorably pledged to help.

The event was cancelled in 2012, because of a lack of funding and an impending office relocation, Papaioannou said, but they hope to restart it soon.

This may be explained by a lack of awareness on patients' impending deterioration by the ward staff, problems in shift handovers, and periods of diminished physician attendance as a consequence of local working organization.

In his book, Bush indicates similar denial when he writes of Bear Stearns' impending collapse that "the problem was not a lack of regulation by government; it was a lack of judgment by Bear executives".

The gloomiest forecasts suggest parts of the Thai capital may be underwater by 2030, but experts are also critical of the lack of any clear policy to prevent impending disaster.

Agassi's biography reveals that he snorted crystal meth from a coffee table at his home in 1997, when suffering a lack of form and worrying about his impending marriage to actor Brooke Shields.

But a lack of surprise doesn't make the impending actions any less unsettling.