Sentence examples for mostly lack of from inspiring English sources

That works because it is mostly lack of information that makes people not hire people with disabilities.

Our Sam Farmer, the bearer of this surprising news to San Diego and Oakland on Thursday evening — which prompted our corresponding belly laugh in L.A. — cites an acquaintance with a perfect metaphorical description of what is currently going on with the NFL and Los Angeles, after all these years of mostly lack of interest.

Reasons for not participating were mostly lack of time and no interest in the study.

Reasons were mostly lack of resources (manpower, time, finances) but also lacking concepts of intervention for PGIR in depression treatment (for details, cf. Table  2).

Data is mostly lacking for the role of the C14MC cluster in PE.

Recently wide applications of neural networks are reported in geophysical scientific papers, mostly lack the consideration of their mathematical evaluation and performance.

Species specific study (Table S3) also indicated that organisms which lacked one or more of the T6SS orthologs mostly lacked orthologs of VCA0118, VCA0119, VCA0121 and VCA0122.

But while they are invariably proficient, Mr. Belber's plays mostly lack the igniting spark of inspiration or originality.

But the fund also denied 420,000 claims, mostly for lack of documentation, and referred 4,000 claims for prosecution for fraud.

They cite a series of grand plans for film studios in recent years that either evaporated or were drastically scaled back, mostly for lack of financing.

Prosecutors, lawyers and judges have to undergo training, but legal experts say that it is mostly a lack of willingness from the government that has delayed the transition.