Sentence examples for lack of boat from inspiring English sources

Bell Island was cut off from the rest of Newfoundland due to rough seas generated by Helene, which resulted in the destruction of piers and lack of boat service.

Rescue operations in the nearby town of Gandakha are also hamstrung by a lack of boats and helicopters, officials said.

The claimants say a lack of boats and too few people to adequately patrol made their job "inadequate".

(Coincidence?) (Lack of boats, then boats images here).

Within Temotu Province, there was no official quantitative damage assessment due to the lack of boats or aircraft and the remoteness of the islands.

Many residents, he said, fled to Uganda, but a lack of boats forced some like him to run a dangerous gantlet, skirting Lendu villages on their way to safety elsewhere in Congo.

Within the aftermath of the system there was no official quantitative assessment within the Solomon Islands, with prompt relief measures were not carried out due to the lack of boats or aircraft and the remoteness of the islands.

As a result, Sullivan did not take as many prisoners as expected, and had about 200 of his own men taken prisoner due in part to the lack of boats.

The Disaster Prevention and Preparedness Agency's responses to emergencies in the Gambella region is hampered by a lack of boats, trained swimmers, life jackets, and shortages of medicine.

But a short flight away indigenous communities living amid fearsome overcrowding on the tropical islands of Guna Yala (formerly San Blas) are so poor and malnourished that their young children can die for lack of a boat fare to get to the nearest health clinic.

The shortfall in fishing boats has also raised the price of Libyan fish because there is a "lack of fishing boats going out to sea to fish.