Sentence examples for lack of keeping from inspiring English sources

If you're light in the wallet, you may feel as if you can't make friends or keep them without having impressive items and instead of realizing this as an unrealistic way to make friendships, you might be cursing your lack of funds for your lack of keeping up with others.

That means changes of pace, lack of waffle, keeping to the point and ensuring that there is a narrative drive from beginning to end.

Nottinghamshire's draw with Middlesex put them into third place in the table, but still only 17 points above ninth-placed Hampshire, with the lack of wins keeping things very tight in Division One.

Bob Golding, a policeman turned academic, points out that the police will continue to be pushed around by a host of national monitoring agencies, from the Audit Commission to HM Inspector of Constabulary, a Home Office appointee who is about to be handed greater powers, subject to the passing of a new bill.In London, there will be no lack of people keeping tabs on the new chief.

Other problems identified including poor organizational communication, cross functional political problems, unclear expectations, lack of flexibility, keeping contracts short, and taking a tactical rather than a strategic approach to outsourcing activities.

"The informality of meetings and decisions, the conflicts of interest, the lack of record keeping, the failure to follow advice and publish decisions - these are all of significant concern and the public needs to be aware of what has happened".

Furious at the lack of record keeping, one group is starting to shed some light on first responders' struggle with PTSD.

Within a few months, the original group of writers was then whittled down to 11, partly so that the journals could be easier to track in an in-depth manner – but also because so many of the diary keepers dropped out, citing a lack of motivation and the challenges of keeping a journal.

The lack of reliable record keeping, of conscientious oversight, has had lamentable consequences in Iraq.

Secrecy around pricing and a lack of competition is keeping the fees artificially high, the study found.

His teammates pointed out that it was not a mechanical problem or a lack of work ethic keeping him off base.