Sentence examples for lack of programmes from inspiring English sources

Q: Are there two problems: lack of BME people in the industry, and lack of programmes for BME audiences?

John Whittingdale, another Conservative MP, questioned whether there were two problems under discussion – the lack of BAME people in creative industries, or the lack of programmes for BAME audiences.

However, there is a general lack of programmes in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

However, rehabilitation attempts were hampered by a lack of programmes, access, financial priority and collaboration, especially in Russia and Poland.

For Pakistani participants, many reported relatively high levels of education and subsequent frustration with the lack of programmes that met their skill level.

The nurses reported that the wellness clinical measures did not positively impact their lives because there was a lack of programmes implementation to address the poor health behaviours.

He has a reputation for being a team player, but his lack of programme-making experience may count against him.

Schools which had not applied for accreditation identified lack of programme awareness and 'other priorities' as barriers; further information, better resourcing and training assistance as key needs.

A randomized control trial of an enhanced supervision programme for eye care in three sub-Saharan African countries, including Tanzania, found only modest improvements in the skills and knowledge of health workers receiving enhanced supervision, with authors concluding that the lack of programme impact may be linked to poor health system functioning and high staff turnover [ 32].

Without major new programmes on offer, discussion among commentators turned to the lack of major programmes.

The Bishop of Bristol has been quoted lamenting the lack of religious programmes on BBC1.