Sentence examples for more acute lack from inspiring English sources

As a result, female headed households have more acute lack of agricultural resources and are sometimes obliged to lease their land to sharecroppers and receive less produce".

The Chargers, who played one season in LA in 1960 but but otherwise don't have much connection to their new home, will likely find an even more acute lack of interest upon arrival.

Torres took a knock early on and his struggles were made even more acute by a lack of support in midfield, where former Chelsea midfield man Nemanja Matic, who went to Benfica as part of the David Luiz deal, was impressive.

The lack of judges is more acute if one considers the growing caseload.

Each day the shutdown continues, the lack of services grows more acute.

This lack of resources was even more acute in rural and poor urban schools.

SME lending is a given in most Western countries, but the challenges are more acute in emerging markets where there's a lack of data on customers and banks tend to prioritize larger, more established clientele where the risk is perceived to be lower.

This problem is more acute in the developing and under developed countries due to lack of adequate monitoring and law enforcement.

Schools lack skills training facilities; the problem is more acute for degree offering schools than non-degree ones.

Millions of people lack access to safe drinking water and its scarcity is more acute in the arid and semi-arid regions (Dhar et al. 2014; Kumar et al. 2005; Keesari et al. 2002; Lee and Han 2013).

As private prisons begin to dominate, the many troubling characteristics of our so-called criminal justice system today -- racism, economic inequality, inadequate access to legal representation, lack of due process, etc. -- will only become more acute.