Sentence examples for proof of lack from inspiring English sources

My fertility is taken amiss, my blocked colleagues take it for proof of lack of talent.

This is a cause for concern among scientists and is proof of lack of action globally on climate change.

But Mr Brown will cite Tory opposition as proof of lack of seriousness about the public finances, or of a sordid zeal for more swingeing cuts in public services.

Categorisation of outcome Proof/indication/hint/no proof of (lack of) (additional) benefit (or harm).

Under neither case would observed equal acceptance rates be a proof of lack of editorial bias.

Therefore, failure to replicate a finding across two different populations should not necessarily be viewed as proof of lack of true association of the initial finding.

The burden of proof of establishing lack of voluntariness or lack of competence is on those who refuse to accept the person's choice.

It is proof of a lack of good manners and upbringing.

The democratic deficit in parts of the empire, and indeed in late 19th and early 20th century Britain itself, is not necessarily a proof of a lack of modernity.

To critics of Indonesia's police force, their pitiful effort is further proof of a lack of direction and authority at the top.

He said that Nathaniel's age alone did not warrant leniency and that the boy's demeanor during the trial was proof of his lack of remorse.