Sentence examples for likely lack of from inspiring English sources

Chelsea's troubles and likely lack of European football - unless they win the Champions League, like in 2012 - could lead to a high player turnover this summer.

It betrays a likely lack of knowledge.

Despite the likely lack of any real traction, the Bank of England needs to ease monetary policy aggressively on 4 August.

Con 40.1%, Lab 33.1%, LD 17%, BNP 4.8%, Ukip 3.5% The Tories need to make strong gains against the Lib Dems in the west country, to make up for a likely lack of a breakthrough in the north.

The report explicitly acknowledges this international failure, and this is one reason among many for a likely lack of appetite of international actors to pursue the legal recourse that the report recommends.

Listening to women has never exactly been Trump's strong suit, but now his entire campaign may hang in the balance of his ability – or more likely, lack of ability – to do just that.

These diagnostic methods are specific for CP but likely lack sensitivity for detection of early disease.

But that's most likely a lack of Android polish, not Twitter polish.

However, with undeniable statistics of gender imbalances nationwide, it's likely the lack of dateable guys is a major part of the reason.

Sure, there wouldn't as much excitement and more than likely a lack of true passion, but I would be safe.

It is likely that lack of clarity concerning whether Myrrha was called Smyrna, and who her father was, originated in Cyprus before the Greeks first encountered the myth.