Sentence examples for lack of a steady from inspiring English sources

Tampa Bay's problem has always been the lack of a steady offense.

The locals called him "Count No-Count" because of his dandified aloofness and lack of a steady job.

The activity around the central black hole then ceases because of the lack of a steady supply of matter, and the jets disappear.

A harder adjustment for the self-employed is dealing with the lack of a steady paycheck, Ms. Horowitz said, as work tends to be feast or famine.

These factors, combined with the lack of a steady paycheck, often-inadequate health insurance and the sheer emotional stress of being unemployed, may prevent many people from setting out on their own.

But the lack of a steady income is a constant theme: when the characters go to a bar it's clear they can only afford one drink; a meter stays on-screen in one episode, ticking away as the account balances dwindle to nothing.

Wealth, abundance and the lack of a steadying, centuries-old food culture have conspired to make us Americans dysfunctional eaters, obsessed with getting thin while becoming ever more fat, lurching from one specious bit of dietary wisdom (margarine is better for you than butter) to another (carbs kill).

For example, some people might be very uncomfortable discussing issues that they feel touch on them personally, such as weight, lack of having a degree or qualifications, lack of having a steady date, etc. Try to be as thoughtful as possible even though you don't really know them yet.

Most of his songs lack even a steady kick drum, but SOPHIE fans can still bob their heads to his phantom beats.

Perhaps the single greatest impediment to sustained economic and social growth is the pervasive problem of energy poverty -- the lack of access to a steady, clean and safe supply of electricity.

Compared to 2008, you didn't need to practise a flying 250 [metre time trial]." The issue, he says, is that merely to train for such intense racing a cyclist needs to be fresh and rested but the consequent lack of long, steady miles on the road means a loss of endurance for marathon events such as the one-day Classics and Tour de France.