Sentence examples for lack of available time from inspiring English sources

Obstacles remain in the road ahead – most notably, vested interests, blinkered ideology and political short-termism – but the IPCC has made it abundantly clear that the lack of available time means we must press on regardless and secure the rapid transition away from polluting fossil fuels and towards low-carbon, sustainable sources of energy.

Musk came up with the idea, but cited a lack of available time as the reason he couldn't pursue it himself.

There was no significant difference between how instructors felt evolution should be taught and how they actually taught it [X 2 (12, N = 172) = 9.5, p > 0.05; Fig. 7b], but many attributed discrepancies that were present to a lack of available time to discuss unscientific alternatives.

After nearly losing faith in the project due to a lack of available time and "friends to collaborate with," however, he was contacted by friend David Galasse, an art director and graphic designer, who had the serendipitous news that "he was not slaving for an ad agency anymore".

The most common explanations received were lack of available time for GPs and lack of cover available for receptionists working on the desks.

Also a high-workload and a lack of available time were frequently mentioned as hindering factors in the application of the risk score.

Hence, both the limited amount of available time and the lack of interaction about the decision may have influenced decision making for our participants.

This experienced lack of time could be more important than the (objective) amount of available time.

While it is not possible to estimate the degree of imperfect competition due to the lack of readily available time series, it is possible to explore the degree of market power of the processing companies by estimating the Lerner index (L) for each firm based on secondary information provided in the value chain analyses.

The question of whether to include voice in an ESP program in Japanese tertiary contexts may be further complicated by both lack of available classroom time and falling English proficiency levels of incoming students.

One of these challenges is the attrition of the SMART students, often attributed to the lack of available after-school time for SMART activities due to sports, other extracurricular activities, or part-time jobs.