Sentence examples for maybe lack of from inspiring English sources

How did Paulson, a Masters rookie, manage to cope better than anyone else? "Maybe lack of knowledge is better, not knowing how difficult this course can be when the wind is really blowing," said Paulson, who had a breakthrough year in 1999, finishing second at both the Buick Classic and the Bell Canadian Open and 27th on the PGA Tour money list with $1.31 million.

Obviously there are some growing pains, or maybe lack of, right now.

Maybe lack of self worth, fear, feeling like a fraud... really it comes down to lack of self worth.

I'd assumed that they were somehow inherited, that maybe lack of funds had led to using hand-me-down puppets despite the stereotypical appearance.

I hope that another developer plays this and says, "Oh, maybe the story in my game is not contingent on lots of control, maybe lack of control is not intrinsically a bad thing".

Maybe lack of knowledge discourages the caregiver from bringing up the subject and having to face questions they are not capable of answering, which is supported by a previous study among paediatricians [ 36].

Even then, the industry was technology driven; or maybe "lack-of-technology driven" is more appropriate.

Maybe the lack of sleep affected his preparation early in the week; maybe he's the latest victim of the supposed "Bieber Curse". But that's not Buck and Aikman's job.

Maybe that lack of trust is reasonable.

Maybe a lack of NAD+ isn't the problem.

Maybe a lack of concentration, we needed to be calmer.