Sentence examples for lack of making from inspiring English sources

"We save more money in term deals, and story costs, and probably the lack of making pilots than we lose in potential advertising".

The problem is the lack of a spark, the lack of making the big play the Jets need to pull them out of these early-season doldrums.

The students' responds indicated that main reasons of difficulties in conceptual understanding of derivation come back to focusing on symbolic aspect more than embodied aspect, lack of making logical connection between these aspects, and weakness of dealing with generalized question.

The concerns that were raised were particularly related to the lack of making clients feel relaxed outside the VCT room.

There hasn't been a lack of offense; there just has been a lack of made shots.

"The big advantage of coming from my generation was the lack of expectation of making a fortune out of it".

It opened up the question, how does clothing (or lack there of) make you sexy?

A big pair of designer sunnies will add a touch of glamour as well as disguising the lack of make-up.

Tourist groups would weave in and out as sheepish staff scuttled off, their deeds belied by a distinct lack of make up around the mouth.

It's just a lack of play making at critical times.

The word "dithering" ricocheting everywhere to describe the administration's lack of decision making.