Sentence examples for lack of indoor from inspiring English sources

Exposure to group 1 VOCs was assumed to be the same indoors as outdoors, due to a lack of indoor sources and a penetration efficiency of 1 for gases (Lewis and Zweidinger 1992).

The only drawback was the lack of indoor parking.

In this version of the 15th century, there is no room for inconveniences like unchecked disease and the lack of indoor plumbing.

Moreover, the lack of indoor facilities could prevent play at other times of the year.Mr Nadal's critics say top players bear full responsibility for their problems.

Cities need more friendly parks and outdoor space to compensate for the lack of indoor spaces, said architect Michael Gamble, an associate professor at the Georgia Tech School of Architecture.

For many Rare Book School is an important networking opportunity, not to mention a chance to bunk in the Thomas Jefferson-designed lodgings that ring the university's famous central Lawn, with their appropriately antiquarian lack of indoor toilets.

A 1950 study by the NCPC found that the small Southwest quarter of the city suffered from high concentrations of old and poorly maintained buildings, overcrowding, and threats to public health (such as lack of running indoor water, sewage systems, electricity, central heating, and indoor toilets).

He has done so atop a series of buildings for six summers, at first for lack of an indoor site and now for artistic reasons as well.

Chinese citizens have also questioned the lack of an indoor fire sprinkler system in high rise buildings.

Childcare providers have noted the lack of appropriate indoor space [ 32] and physical activity-specific resources [ 33] as barriers to engaging preschoolers in gross motor activities and consequently, resulting in increased sedentary behaviors.

Secondly, given that these types of facilities vary considerably with regard to layout and structure, [ 58] it is not surprising that a lack of appropriate indoor play space may restrict active behaviors and thus support prolonged periods of sitting and screen-use [ 59].