Sentence examples for lack of take from inspiring English sources

While Nokia's -64 percent year-on-year decline in China — attributed by Nokia to its move away from Symbian — is also equally down to "lack of take up of Windows Phone Lumia devices", said Fogg.

Both Richardson and Thompson [ 10] and Guest [ 16] highlighted the issue of the relative lack of "take up" of HRM good practice: even when it has been verified by the studies quoted above, it is not evident in day-to-day practice in many organisations.

"The lack of take-up is entirely due to lack of demand.

The lack of take-up raises questions about whether the green deal finance company was ever a sensible intervention for government to make".

Some economists believe the lack of take-up will force the ECB into more drastic action, including buying government bonds under a quantitative easing programme.

Sometimes the problem is not so much lack of language skills, but rather lack of taking the time to communicate something effectively.

"Taper" (other variations include taper tantrum, taper talk) Tapering (or lack of) took over the business world in 2013 after Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke announced plans to scale back its $85 billion a month bond-purchasing programme.

However, the credits seemed to have been ineffective for disabled and unemployed veterans, which could be due to lack of take-up since employers appeared to have been increasing the hiring of all veteran groups during this time.

The park-and-ride facility would be slightly different from one proposed in January from the nearby Honda site, which was put on hold due to lack of take-up.

Mr Aslam says that he is not entirely surprised with that lack of take-up from young people, because he says there is a certain stigma attached to working in what many still see as curry houses.

Lack of communication, lack of planning, lack of clarity about direction and lack of "taking the role of leader" accounted for their failures.