Sentence examples for opportunity lack from inspiring English sources

"This is due to lack of opportunity, lack of education and training.

The Rev. Dr. Charles G. Adams, a nationally prominent African-American clergyman in Detroit, put it this way: "Closing a bookstore is tied to our lack of educational opportunity, lack of intellectual resources that develop our minds.

His list included a lack of physical exercise, or on the other hand excessive riding of horses; too much meat-eating, or possibly anaemia; impotence or sexual overindulgence; plebeian brutishness or aristocratic refinement; too many available women leading to satiety or too few leading to lack of opportunity; lack of parental love or excess of same; celibacy or marriage.

But mostly, the ubiquity of these books makes me sad, because it points to factors not cited in the article: lack of equal job opportunity; lack of equal pay; the burden of being a single parent (nearly eighty-five per cent of single parents are women).

Why did the committee not reduce the age till when a person is tried as a juvenile to 16 years from the current age of 18? Our decision was based on psychological studies, neurological studies, and above all, the cognitive ability of a person in the Indian society, given his background, lack of education, lack of opportunity, lack of parenting, lack of affirmative messages, lack of nutrition.

Almost forty years of war and poverty, war against the poor, the hundreds of millions who have died because of lack of opportunity, lack of basic needs, lack of "mercy, pity, peace and love," to use William Blake's words.

When trade barriers come down, people on each side have an opportunity lacking in a closed economy.

It is equivalent to "too little, too late", and has very high, long-term costs of global significance, in preventable or mitigable harms, wasted resources, missed opportunities, lack of participation, misguided caution and lower resilience.

Even during the latter years of the celtic tiger boom, Lee warned of wasted opportunities, lack of social investment and an exorbitant property market that could, and eventually would, be the downfall of the Irish economic miracle.

Missed opportunities, lack of innovation, ethical mistakes, and loss of productivity can be the result.

Among other barriers, interview respondents mentioned lack of training opportunities, lack of funding owing to their (limited) mandate, priorities of funding agencies, and time constraints.