Sentence examples for less lack from inspiring English sources

On the subject of his late string quartets, which generations of listeners have hailed as a pinnacle of Western civilization, Beethoven once remarked to his publisher, "Thank God, there is less lack of imagination than ever before".

Parenthood often starts a cycle that wreaks havoc with that; a baby arrives and parents sleep less, lack of sleep triggers increased frustration in parents, increased frustration shows up as relationship dissatisfaction, relationship unhappiness makes us sleep poorly, and so the cycle continues.

They more or less lack sensilla on the proximal annuli, only the last two annuli are covered with a high number of olfactory and also some mechanosensory sensilla (S.ch).. (M ) Male antennal tip.

Participants reported fewer difficulties with concentration, less limited mobility, less fatigue, less fear, and less lack of motivation at the end of the workshop, with the largest residual improvements noted months later being fewer sleeping problems, less fear, and suffering less from dry mouth.

The univariate determinants of decision-making competence were, among individual factors, prior degree in nursing (p = 0.02), perception of pharmacology as easy (p = 0.009), less lack of regulation in learning (p = 0.009), and among the environmental factors, the 7th semester (p < 0.0001).

It's an extraordinary set that none the less lacks a certain pay-attention-damn-you quality.

"Chinese culture led in the world's for 2,000 years, but since the last 300 years, because of our lagging development and the invasion of foreign cultures, we have more or less lacked confidence in our own culture," Wang said.

Because both plasma exudation and eosinophil degranulation may correlate with disease severity, it appears that asthma-like symptoms are more or less lacking in the allergic mouse model [ 23].

On Sunday against lowly FC Volendam, Ajax looked distinctly Huntelaar-less, lacking a real threat in the box.

But the problems owed less to lack of input than lack of consensus, he said.

Although the economic crisis has taken its toll, the problem is less a lack of money than a lack of intellectual vitality.