Sentence examples similar to lack of elementary conveniences from inspiring English sources

Given the lack of elementary trust, the new talks will be fragile.

Scotland was for centuries known for its illiteracy, poverty, and lack of elementary cleanliness.

The first is the lack of "psychological access", which simply refers to a lack of elementary digital experience caused by a lack of interest, computer fear, and unattractiveness of the new technology.

Lack of elementary scientific credibility renders the Bible suspect.

One of them, tired of the solitude and lack of modern conveniences, left the day before.

Understanding the other guy's country means not complaining about the lack of American-style conveniences.

"Their incentive to steal stuff is obviously increased by a. the cost of buying content legitimately and b. and I think this is just as big an issue, the convenience or lack of convenience of buying stuff legitimately".

Lack of convenience has hardly been a complaint for this market — it's right there in the name: "convenience store".

How do we give individuals the incentive to pay a little more — increased physical exertion, lack of convenience — to get their food?

Morrisons has also been hit by its lack of convenience stores and online sales.

Sales plug aside, they have a point: a major impediment for aspiring vegans is the lack of convenience.