Sentence examples for lack of day from inspiring English sources

Foremost is the lack of day care, which for many forces stark choices between motherhood and career.

Surveying some 1,350 female physicists in 70 countries, Rachel Ivie and Stacy Guo of the American Institute of Physics found that, worse than family balance issues or lack of day care options, was the problem of public perception.

Women have been creeping into the professional career ranks in Japan in recent years, but their numbers are still small, and many women here complain that everything from social mores to the lack of day care to the tax code conspire to keep things that way.

The enjoy-your-day police will arrest me for lack of day enjoyment?

There was a noted lack of day services nationally for patients with stroke under age 65, regardless of need.

Mr. Eisner may be trying to mend what he sees as the common, fraying thread at Disney: his own lack of day-to-day involvement in the content operations.

As Geithner struggles to market the Administration's policies, he has sometimes suffered from a lack of day-to-day support from the White House, which has been primarily engaged in the battle for health-care reform.

In the end, the airborne protest was postponed, owing – aptly enough – to a lack of Monday night light in the coming autumn skies.

That evening, on the train home, I wrote a letter to National Rail Enquiries asking them about the lack of Sunday morning services.

(4 s) Organisational issues were also mentioned, covering a lack of Sunday clinics and flexible opening times and direct and indirect costs of treatment.

Patients also consistently valued certain basic domains of health, such as pain (or lack of it), day-to-day activities, personal care and mental well-being.