Sentence examples for lack of fringe from inspiring English sources

As we reported last week, the Olympics were being blamed for a lack of fringe ticket sales during the first week of the festival, and there are further reports that even now at the end of week two some of the big comics are playing not just to empty seats but to entirely empty rows.

Juarez: Are Informal Workers Compensated for the Lack of Fringe Benefits?

The former estimates the compensation that poor informal female workers receive for the lack of fringe benefits.

Much reporting on the plight of adjunct faculty members emphasizes what sets them apart from academics on the tenure track: low pay, lack of job security, and lack of fringe benefits.

Moreover, low salaries, lack of fringe benefits, job insecurity, nepotism, political influences and improper career development structure are some of the important factors that either hinder qualified public health professionals from joining the public sector or increase the turnover rate [ 11].

The lack of fringes (represent as individual cylindrical graphitic layers) inside the nanotube, as well as the lighter contrast as compared to the nanotube walls, is an evidence that the core of structure is hollow.

There is a clear difference between the h-RcLPS and d-RcLPS NR profiles on D2O, particularly with a lack of a fringe in the d-RcLPS data at Q ≈ 0.1, indicating deuteration of the d-RcLPS.

In addition, the lack of interference fringes in the transmission spectra is due to surface roughness, tower height, and scattering at the grain boundaries.

His collection, 40 years of fringe, lacked all semblance of reality as model after model came trooping out in raw suede tops, hipbone-clinging python and whip-stitched patches of chiffon.

The problem at the moment lies in the lack of support for the fringe outside of the festival.

Happily, Caird's piece quickly abandons this dispiriting opener and goes on to consider the socio-economic reasons behind this lack of seniority on the Fringe.