Sentence examples for lack of return from inspiring English sources

Djokovic credited the lack of return success by both players in the final to exceptional serving performances.

Murray also attributed the lack of return success both had to the playing surface, which many competitors said was significantly faster than in past years.

BMC, which makes programs for managing mainframe and server computers, left the storage software market this year, attributing its exit to a lack of return on its investment amid intense competition from rivals like I.B.M. and Veritas Software.

Books here cost 30 to 50percentt more than comparable American books - a reflection of such variables as the currency exchange rate, the cost of overseas transportation and the lack of return privileges available to most American booksellers.

"They spent an awful lot of money in California — talk about a lack of return on investment," said Gary Hirshberg, co-chairman of the Just Label It campaign, which advocates national labeling, and chairman of Stonyfield, an organic dairy company.

The relative lack of return was acceptable, too, because costs were relatively low.

Nevertheless, he says: "A lot of frustration has emerged regarding shareholders' lack of returns relative to management's pay packages.

"The heady heights we see in the UK equity markets currently reflect the lack of returns to be found in less risky assets, such as cash and bonds.

He acknowledges that until now it has been the lack of returns from residential rents compared with commercial property, or developing property to sell.

By making petty complaints in that Truthdig interview about the lack of returned phone calls and not getting Inauguration tickets, West is no different than Gingrich in 1995, when his displeasure over his seat on Air Force One led to a government shutdown.

"Young people are conscious of the pressures, the lack of returns for your effort, the need to establish their own family's financial security, the thanklessness of the task, in trying to be a universal leader, so they are less inclined to go into that space," Dodson says.