Sentence examples for inevitable lack from inspiring English sources

What he failed to recognise was a perceived loss of role by the pupils and the inevitable lack of support for the trainee.

And through the mother's tale we comprehend the relentless emotional volatility of a woman's life: the romantic optimism of marriage; the devastation of betrayal; the worry, the sacrifice, the ­ever-present guilt; the denial; the inevitable lack of filial gratitude.

The inevitable lack of enmity between sisters means their rivalry lacks the vital edge that made the eras of Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert and Steffi Graf and Monica Seles so compelling.

It is a common assumption that in the June Test window the southern hemisphere nations are at their most vulnerable on the first weekend – that an inevitable lack of cohesion resulting from a six-month break from international rugby makes them ripe for the picking.

One limitation of the study was the inevitable lack of additional information from the non-participants, apart from fracture and mortality.

This is therefore a limited sample including far fewer biopsies than the now minimum recommended guidelines for prostate cancer biopsy, leading to an inevitable lack of tissue.

Furthermore, this gap reflects the pervasive myth that newborn deaths are inevitable, a lack of visible successes for programmes at scale and a lack of leadership (2, 3).

But, though not inevitable, the lack of leadership on Kosovo is entirely in keeping with Washington's traditions.

Although their implementation seems inevitable, the lack of standardization continues [ 9].

The death of a woman in such circumstances was probably inevitable given the lack of clarity about when an abortion is or is not legal here.

Although O'Neill displayed a clear aptitude for club management, there was scepticism at the time of his appointment, which was perhaps inevitable considering his lack of experience at international level.