Sentence examples for reaction of lack from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that the targeting of Gaza's vital infrastructures, particularly the destruction of the only domestic power plant, has triggered a chain reaction of lack of power, scarcity of fuel for generators and water shortage, thus causing a serious threat to people's health and harming the functioning of the entire health system.

A third is to alter plants' reaction to lack of water.

The crosswind stage to Montpellier was one example of this, the other Froome's crash, and Thomas's speed of reaction and lack of panic.

Fearfully withdrawing into one's shell is the usual reaction of people who lack sufficient ability to adapt (or who are afraid to display such ability).

"These incidents are terrible and shouldn't be tolerated," Rendon told The Huffington Post, "but the reaction, or lack of reaction on behalf of campus officials, was just something that was just as reprehensible".

The human reaction – or lack of one – to climate change is a subject of interest in itself.

Ignorance of reportable events, lack of awareness of a reporting system, insecurity regarding causation (not possible to ascertain whether the drug caused the reaction) and lack of time are common reasons associated with lack of reporting [ 14, 24- 28].

Every startup faces problems from day one, ranging from simple annoyances to compromised long-term plans, but it's not the existence of these problems that causes startups to fail--it's the reaction, or lack of a reaction, to them that causes the downward spiral.

2. Indirectly, when the drug or procedure would have been of benefit to humans but was withheld because of adverse reactions or lack of efficacy in animals.

The history of the Holocaust bristles with controversial issues; Mr. Gilbert himself has devoted a previous book to one such problem, the Allied reaction (or lack of reaction) to Auschwitz while it was still possible to do something about it.

Almost bizarrely, the market's reaction — or lack of one in this case — may actually contribute to an outcome everyone has been railing against.