Sentence examples for more general lack from inspiring English sources

He puts it down to the more general lack of information surrounding male infertility.

"Not only because of powerful opposition but also because of a more general lack of interest.

It isn't fear they cite, though, it's a more general lack of confidence in the existing system, which depends on a front-line defense of private security guards who make low wages in an industry with high turnover rates.

"Regrettably, many efforts to seek concrete solutions to the environmental crisis have proved ineffective, not only because of powerful opposition but also because of a more general lack of interest," the document said.

A 23-year-old research student, who wanted to remain anonymous, told me: "I think most young men would not identify as feminists, either because they don't like the word, or just [because of] a more general lack of knowledge of feminism, or fear that it amounts to a chip off their masculinity".

The outcome to fear is some form of "extractive institutions," meaning a setup in which most of society is pressed down by working arrangements — e.g., various forms of forced labor — or civil disorder or a more general lack of property rights.

Urban says that experience is in fact another differentiator between his company and the big vendors, who are geared to more general experiences and lack the specific understanding of each industry and their requirements.

Or more specifically, a general lack of respect for the term, the movement and people who label themselves as feminists.

Unfortunately, though these therapies have more general applications, they lack a specific target and are restricted by the condition of the patient.

The false negative EVcomplex score for this pair could be a result of the transience of their interaction or reflect a more general problem of lack of conservation of this interaction across the aligned proteins from different species.

There were some similarities in landscape philosophies with those of Victorian interior décor and architecture: a notion that more is better, and a general lack of restraint involving decorative detail much more dramatic than more naturalistic styles of landscaping common today.