Sentence examples for lack of equally from inspiring English sources

JONATHAN COHEN New York, Aug. 14, 2011 To the Editor: Neal Gabler hopscotches around eras and among disciplines picking out, with the benefit of hindsight, selected big ideas, and then bemoans the lack of equally history-making thoughts in our own time.

(b Comparing a standard treatment with multidisciplinary treatment is very difficult, because a lack of equally affected patients (regarding number of headache days, psychiatric comorbidity, and burden of disease) in the headache centres not undergoing the same treatment concept.

As a communications professional, I found the lack of acknowledgement equally troubling.

Although the DFC strategy in Detroit advocated for experimentation to avoid the harmful aspects of neoliberalism, probably the greatest impediment to its success was the lack of an equally innovative strategy to balance opposing interests.

The failure of the media to adequately publicize this cut and the public's lack of protest are equally deplorable.

Poetically, at least, the case sits about perfectly right where it is now: the ambiguity, the lack of resolution among equally sad possibilities, are material right out of one of Smith's songs.

The intentionality of learning instructions did not matter and this lack of influence was equally true for both SOD groups.

His response to BP's lack of cooperation was equally unsatisfactory.

The lack of effect applied equally to the intermediate outcomes of shared decision making, self efficacy, enablement, and self care activity which might reasonably be expected to be most directly affected by increased support for self management as it did to health related outcomes.

As disappointed as I am in this lack of diversity, I am equally as disgusted by the fact that it seems to have slipped the minds of those in charge to remind the viewing audience that this is an award show that celebrates creative excellence in film-making.

Equally predictably, well over half named "lack of time" as their biggest problem.