Sentence examples for lack of real action from inspiring English sources

As relatives we welcomed seeing inspectors in my dad's care homes, in both good and bad times, although I felt frustrated at what often seemed like a lack of real action.

"While I welcome the focus of the FCA on legal loan sharks and their research into capping, the lack of real action again today on the actual cost of credit itself will be a blow for many caught in a spiral of debt due to payday lenders," she said.

London MP Stella Creasy, who has led a nationwide "Sharkstoppers" campaign said: "The lack of real action again on the actual cost of credit itself will be a blow for many caught in a spiral of debt due to payday lenders".

Campaigns and conventions will make plenty of noise as official Washington hopes to mask a lack of real action.

"Whilst this serious case review judges that no single, specific failure led to his death, time and again we see a basic lack of real action to protect Daniel.

Shearman felt that the episode was "tedious", citing a lack of any real action and a "banal" ending which he described as having been poorly foreshadowed.

Those bemoaning the lack of 'real action' at this stage may be too used to 'hard power' reasoning: they won't believe the economy is rescued until they see the money flow into the pockets of the people.

Some advocates fear that raising prices on higher rates of bandwidth usage has the potential to slow not only user adoption, but web innovation, calling such actions symptomatic of broadband's lack of real competition.

While these institutions showed clear signs that services were failing, those in positions of responsibility were prevented from taking appropriate action by a culture of denial, lack of clear trigger points, unclear roles and a lack of real power to intervene.

Adding tarragon makes up for the lack of real elderflower.

This lack of real knowledge is vaguely embarrassing.