Sentence examples for noted lack of from inspiring English sources

Historian Shelby Stanton has noted that "there was a noted lack of aggressiveness" in the combat assault and that the division seemed to be "suffering from almost total combat paralysis".

Despite the general noted lack of motivation, some of the students were trying to be active and progress.

Students expressed similar views to the teachers in relation to students' failings but particularly noted lack of awareness of what constitutes plagiarism, lack of engagement with course content that was not presented in an interesting and accessible way, and also laid emphasis on the impact of high workloads.

Clearly this is an implication with far-reaching consequences in view of the noted tendency for test format to influence the content of teaching, and may go a long way towards explaining the noted lack of communicative English language skills acquired by Thai students during their formal education.

Director Spike Lee sat down with "Good Morning America" anchor George Stephanopoulos on Wednesday morning to clarify his previous statements regarding his disappointment with the Academy Awards nominees and their noted lack of diversity.

While there was apparently strong interest in Tebow as a television analyst there has been a noted lack of interest in him as a NFL quarterback despite a 8-6 carecordecorecord

He was allowed to maintain that stance pretty well unimpeded, thanks to the much-noted lack of forensic precision from the inquiry team.

Tech already suffers self-inflicted wounds around inequality and its well-noted lack of diversity.

The well-noted lack of time to deliver the necessary services may cause physicians to spend less time discussing some important preventive services.

With its noted complexity (and lack of a basic instruction manual), it's not so surprising that the so-called "building game" would spark heavy online discussion.

Another widely noted omission was the lack of a specific reference to the Holocaust.