Sentence examples for long term lack from inspiring English sources

These assumptions are often not valid in case of NORM (Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials) where long term lack of secular equilibrium in the uranium and/or thorium decay series is often observed.

However, in the long term lack of gene flow combined with relatively low effective population size may compromise evolutionary potential.

On the medium and long term, lack of exclusive breastfeeding burdens society with additional costs (money lost in terms of additional healthcare or parents' days off).

The industry's long-term lack of profitability is bad for consumers, employees and investors.

"A long-term lack of housebuilding has meant that the UK was amongst the least well prepared countries to deal with the fall in housbuilding in 2008".

More likely it's the long-term lack of faith in both players and fans – surely the two most important groups involved – by governing bodies, pressure groups and the media that has added to the swirling culture of fear within the game.

There is a really ingrained, long-term lack of trust in politicians and politics.

Since droughts are generated by a long-term lack of precipitation, it is difficult to define the degree and period of a drought in terms of precipitations.

It is generally believed that excessive rainfall often results in floods, while the long-term lack of rain can lead to droughts.

One major problem among the members of such groups is the long-term lack of awareness of the activities in remote sites.

While it's normal to have an ebb and flow of sexual desire within a relationship and within an individual, a long-term lack of sexual connection in your relationship may signal that depression is present.