Sentence examples for lack of years from inspiring English sources

In a culture where age commands instant respect and the lack of years immediate suspicion, this is a telling statement.

It's the lack of years left that weighs far heavier on me than the age that I am.

Lack of information on potentially confounding exposures (smoking, SES, silica, asbestos) that could change E-R trend as occurred in Finland (Guo et al., 2004 ) and lack of years worked cast additional doubts on any reported trends.

For several years, he said, females have been found with cubs, but the lack of year-old bears implies a high mortality rate for the young.

Owing to harsh climatic conditions, chronic lack of year-round surface water bodies and, limited development of water distribution infrastructures, over year's local people have nurtured, developed and, passed on important indigenous knowledge (IK) on exploiting and managing shallow aquifers (SAs).

Owing to the lack of year-round surface water bodies, low rains, and poor quality of the available surface water bodies, in Dodoma city, reliability of fresh water supplies for various uses has largely been met by groundwater (Salama 1979; Rwebugisa 2008).

(Other analyses have also suggested this lack of year-to-year correlation and the wide margin of error in individual teacher evaluations based on these value-added metrics: According to the New York Times, the math rating for a teacher could be off by as much as 35percentt while the English rating could be off by as much as 53percentt).

Thus, a lack of year-on-year treatment progress coupled to poor outcomes has inevitably led to poor media exposure.

The lack of year level or gender influences on postural responses suggested that our design adequately controlled for these effects.

Analysis of the varying formats of CBE (with the exclusion of Norwich, due to the lack of year-by-year curriculum details) revealed that most medical schools (a total of 31) provide early exposure to general practice or community teaching.

However, given the lack of Year 4 residents we decided to group all third and fourth year residents to avoid too much discrepancy in terms of size of the groups.