Sentence examples for lack of men from inspiring English sources

· Does the lack of men in early years teaching matter?

Hannah is obsessive herself over the lack of men in her life.

After years of teaching and now parenting, I'm less surprised by the glaring lack of men in my college classrooms.

Ieuan Ellis, chair of the UK Council of Deans of Health, is in no doubt that in nursing and midwifery lack of men is a concern.

The priest says the lack of men accounts for these yearnings, though Barny's description of Sabine ("She's like an Amazon") suggests otherwise.

Excerpts follow: As soon as you attempt to get Germany to tick and to make arrangements for a government, the lack of men becomes apparent at once.

The lack of man-made racket was sometimes eerie, as if the landscape were just waiting for something to happen.

The reasons for this vary from one institute to another and from one observatory location to another and may be related to the presence of the afore-mentioned data quality issues, lack of man-power and the tradition of annual processing for the production of yearbooks.

Dr Janet Wilson, the president of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, said: "We need to take action to address the lack of protection men who have sex with men receive from the current all-girls HPV vaccination programme.

This lack of intuition, man for man, is so unlike the United we have come to know and Ferdinand could not entirely be blamed when he was harried into a pass straight out of defence to dangerous left winger Hernan Perez.

In class one day, a black man brought up the lack of white men.