Sentence examples for lack of properly from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, some residents are irked by the project given their town's lack of properly surfaced roads.

Francis set out three primary and fundamental causes of what went wrong: a failure to listen to patients; a lack of properly trained staff and a dysfunctional culture.

Andrew Neilson of the Howard League, a prison-reform charity, points to a lack of properly skilled staff to do risk assessments.

The Care Quality Commission, the NHS regulator, last week issued Mid Staffordshire NHS trust with a formal warning over the lack of properly qualified and trained nurses it found on duty in A&E there during two recent spot checks.

Today, close to half of all extreme poverty is concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa, which, despite some recent progress, is still beset by war, disease, and a lack of properly functioning institutions.

However, the lack of properly designed clinical studies makes it challenging to formulate evidence-based practice recommendations.

I am as sick as anybody at the lack of a properly diverse cinematic universe.

The lack of a properly construed cause for intrinsic tendencies is an issue with implications beyond CNE.

The pronounced hyperplasia of the neurogenic niche during embryonic development and the ensuing lack of a properly developed striatum indicate that Notch2 not only expands the NSC pool but that Notch2 downregulation is also important to allow subsequent NSC differentiation.

However, genome-wide comparison of rates and asymmetries of sequence evolution between paralogs and singletons is difficult owing to the lack of a properly matched control: conserved gene families are also more likely to retain duplications [ 30, 31], (but compare to Ref. [ 32]), thus creating an apparent decrease in evolution rate in paralogs than in singletons in a genome-wide comparison [ 33].

The findings are supported by previous research where women in blue-collar occupations discuss lack of availability of properly fitting work clothing items (Ferguson and Sharples 1994; Goldenhar and Sweeney 1996; Wagner et al. 2013).