Sentence examples for necessity lack of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they did this out of necessity (lack of space inside) and because of their socially convivial nature.

But theater has not lost its excitement and necessity for lack of new and unusual venues, nor will putting together more collaborations between theater and visual artists rejuvenate it.

So, out of necessity and lack of options, they take the jobs given and those include barbering.

Here the therapeutic necessity and/or lack of availability are probable reasons.

The early art of Miró has a necessity in its lack of reason.

Whether out of necessity or a lack of confidence in his teammates, Bryant took the bulk of the shots in the fourth quarter.

"We see this tie-up as more of a necessity given a lack of other available partners, rather than any compelling rationale," said Stuart Pearson, at Credit Suisse in London.

Mr Martelly has not shown himself to be a builder of consensus a necessity given his lack of support in the legislature.

I've never swiveled the screen out of necessity, and the lack of built-in on-screen keyboard kind of limits the touchscreen's usefulness a bit.

"Children are dropping out of school and working due to economic necessity – not from lack of interest," said Salam Kanaan, Jordan country director for CARE International, a humanitarian organisation.

As one speaker explained it, it's always been a morally-imperative thing to do to provide insurance to all Americans, but now, it's an economic necessity, as our lack of universal health care interferes with our ability to prosper as a nation.