Sentence examples for maintain a lack from inspiring English sources

"Coming back to Cuba, coming face to face with the absence of freedoms in their home country, makes it more unsustainable over time to maintain a lack of freedom".

In this issue, de-Graft Aikins et al [ 34] highlight some factors that maintain a lack of political will in Ghana, despite the fact that some chronic diseases have been placed on the health ministry's priority intervention lists since the early 1990s and a grassroots movement for chronic disease advocacy exists.

The film maintains a lack of philosophical predictability even as it conveys the inherent weirdness of Second Life.

Cold and cruel throughout the meal, this customer can be found dismissing the waiter with waves of the hand and maintaining a lack of eye contact.

As she moved into a smaller office to make way for Mr. Ceglio, a bitter Ms. Mize said she and Mr. Guldi had been made scapegoats for profound problems that date to the earliest days of the county's ownership of the airport, including a failure to maintain infrastructure, a lack of consistent county oversight and attention and a lack of staffing.

Playing the character of Boris Yellnikoff, a hateful physics professor who teaches chess to children and who was once "almost nominated" for the Nobel prize, David maintains a remarkable lack of charm and a facade of self-righteous anger.

Using culture conditions similar to those described by Dr. Hans Clevers (Sato et al)., they were able to culture CD133+ cells as epithelial spheres that maintain a ductal phenotype and lack acinar and endocrine markers.

The concerns of a prospective employer need to be dispelled as soon as possible, so make sure you avoid jargon, show you have any skills they might fear you lack, and maintain a friendly approach with lots of eye contact.

Nonhealing diabetic foot wounds maintain a chronic inflammatory state with lack of extracellular matrix formation.

In many of the mutants described here, aberrant cells are recognizable by their extensive vacuolization, failure to maintain a dark-staining cytoplasm, and lack of cell wall rigidity.

The informants had few social contacts outside their workplace and home, as they had worked to such an extent that it was difficult or almost impossible to build up or maintain a social network due to lack of time.