Sentence examples for mention a lack from inspiring English sources

Once notable for the absence of traffic (not to mention a lack of streetlights), Pyongyang is a much busier and visibly more affluent city than it was just a few years ago.

There is too much well-seasoned talent in England's senior corps to simply gouge it out when things get tough, not to mention a lack of obvious and immediate replacements.

Chinese insistence on the use of their companies for projects has led to social unrest and claims of insufficient environmental protection, not to mention a lack of transparency and accountability.

Shortly before the book came out, she created the Henrietta Lacks Foundation to help Mrs. Lacks's descendants, some of whom suffered from the whirlwind of publicity, misinformation and scam artists surrounding HeLa cells, not to mention a lack of insurance to pay for any of the medical advances Mrs. Lacks's cells made possible.

The painstaking job of transcribing often hard-to-decipher handwritten documents from history's lead players — not to mention a lack of money — has meant that most originals are seen by a just a handful of scholars and kept out of the public's reach altogether.

It is just that they demonstrate a remarkable sense of entitlement, not to mention a lack of self-awareness, when they verbalise their reasons for doing so.More than 40,000 migrants have made the perilous Mediterranean journey this year, many heading toward Greek islands.

In announcing the decision, the company mentioned a lack of analyst coverage but emphasized costs.

They all mentioned a lack of job opportunities, even though they had advanced degrees from the free Tunisian universities.

Lungile Ngqulunga, 54, also mentioned a lack of water as she leaned against her front step with her 15-month-old grandson, Kusile.

The petition, set up by Hiran Adhia, 20, a politics, philosophy and economics student at Warwick, urges the university to "halt the re-branding process now and consult students before any more money is spent", and mentions a "lack of communication and the general disconnection that the university currently has with its students".

Interestingly, none of those who said they had a lack of time/motivation also mentioned a lack of need in their comment, suggesting these reasons could be seen as mostly mutually exclusive in our case.