Sentence examples for lack of suitable infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The main problem, he says, is the lack of suitable infrastructure, and in particular, reliable power.

However, this mission must surmount a number of barriers, which contain inadequate funding of research, high cost of clinical studies, lack of suitable infrastructure, better models, antiquated administrative structure of discovery programs, and arcane decision-making systems for selecting and funding innovative ideas.

Lack of suitable infrastructure and facilities for teaching was reported also in Saudi Arabia [ 16] and Iran [ 17] and the problem of large number of students reported in Iran study [ 17].

Due to lack of suitable infrastructure and facilities, small group teaching is only implemented in 5th year and on small scale in other years of study like practical sessions in preclinical years and clinical sessions in clinical years.

Nature-based tourism in the fragile Arctic environments is emerging as a major environmental concern, mainly due to extreme seasonality in these locations, the lack of suitable infrastructures and planning, and its interference with fragile ecosystems.

Considering that many existing vaccines are not deployed properly in poor countries that need them, for lack of a suitable infrastructure, that will be a tall order.

We were unable to perform virus isolation studies because of lack of suitable biosafety infrastructure.

Lack of suitable facilities (equipment and infrastructure) and underestimates of waste generation rates, inadequate management and technical skills, improper bin collection, and route planning are responsible for poor collection and transportation of municipal solid wastes.

For researchers with families, the lack of suitable job opportunities for their partners and suitable infrastructures for their children's education often forms an important barrier to mobility as well.

Early success was limited by the lack of suitable primers.

There is a lack of suitable housing for retired people in the UK.