Sentence examples for lack in effort from inspiring English sources

Example: if you don't do three questions on a math page then your teacher will consider this a lack in effort and motivation.

St Mirren, with only one league win this season, were certainly not lacking in effort but will have to find a way to start gathering points before the pressure on manager Tommy Craig intensifies, although once again he was hit by injuries.

"There wasn't any lacking in effort.

A mature spokesman off the pitch and certainly never lacking in effort.

There was no suggestion Everton's players were lacking in effort, which would be a complete insult to some model professionals, but perhaps the edge of intensity had gone as hopes of the Champions League receded even before kick-off before being snuffed out completely.

Understand that their lack of self-competence is driving them to take cheap shots at you because they see something in you that they want but can't have, usually because they lack the discipline to put in effort or to try harder.

But there has also been a negative undercurrent: the unproven allegations of doping against the 16-year-old swimmer Ye Shiwen, the disqualification of a women's doubles team in badminton for lack of effort in a group match, and the relegation of the women's sprint team in track cycling to silver from gold after the victory celebration started.

Zigic was criticised for a lack of effort in training in 2013 by then Blues boss Lee Clark, who dropped him from the team.

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER An Algerian runner has been thrown out of the Olympics, Reuters reported, by the international track and field federation for lack of effort in his heat in the 800 meters.

This would be consistent with not listing any iwi indicating, in some cases, a lack of effort in filling out the census form rather than a genuine lack of affiliation.

By their nature, expert-drawn maps or sightings often represent underestimates of total species distributions because of the absence or lack of effort in certain areas (in our case the southern shorelines of Mediterranean along the coasts of northern Africa and the eastern sites) and the inability to detect rarer species without sufficient efforts.