Sentence examples for lack of a dedicated from inspiring English sources

A study by the University of Wolverhampton in 2011 found that the lack of a dedicated workspace can reduce motivation and cause stress.

Perhaps the one Metro issue that has spurred the most public debate with the least results is the lack of a dedicated revenue source.

The lack of a dedicated revenue source was identified as a major weakness in the agency's finances as early as the 1970s.

And the historical weakness of bus systems — its lack of a dedicated right of way — may also be one of its greatest strengths.

The major limitations with the 13.3in MacBook Pro include the lack of a dedicated graphics card, the lack of a quad-core processor option, and its inability to handle 32GB of memory.

In making the decision last week, state officials said the two main issues of concern were the charter school's organization and the lack of a dedicated facility, according to Connie Cullen, a spokeswoman for the Charter Schools Institute of the State University of New York.

This structural difficulty explains the lack of any dedicated theatre or books programmes on British TV, a frequent cause of lament from fans of those arts.

Appleton: In recent years, we've noticed enormous potential for IT innovation in the nonprofit sector, but the majority of these organizations lack a dedicated IT department and the resources they need to build out a digital strategy to drastically improve employee workflow and operational efficiency.

The major barriers reported for home as opposed to facility-based birth include lack of money, distance to the health facility, fear of caesarean section at the health facility and lack of privacy or a dedicated labor room at the health facility.

However, the director recognized two obstacles: the lack of employees and the absence of a dedicated human resources department.

They said: "Given this lack of clarity and the absence of a dedicated review mechanism for whole-life orders, the Court was not persuaded that, at the present time, the applicants' life sentences were compatible with Article 3".