Sentence examples for reference to lack from inspiring English sources

Others will cringe at the reference to lack of fertility.

Poor communication between health professionals and women was noted in 169 (47%) of 360 women for whom notes were available with particular reference to lack of discussion about plans for care during pregnancy.

Even where they acknowledged that the care quality was sub-standard, they often justified it by reference to lack of monetary resources to purchase medical equipment and drugs or limited number of health staff or the increased workload wrought by the free maternity care policy itself.

The Foreign Office said on Wednesday that Johnson had expressed his strong support for Saudi Arabia on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show at the weekend, and said his criticism of the lack of leaders willing to reach out across religious divides was a reference to the lack of such leaders inside conflict zones – such as Yemen and Syria.

Mr. McCain's retort to Senator Obama last week included a reference to his lack of military service.

This article was amended on 1 April 2015, to edit a reference to "this lack of gender disparity".

"Mr Annan's reference to a lack of unity at the security council is not a reference to China and Russia.

Joe Evans This article was amended on 11 August 2015 to remove an incorrect reference to the lack of community sports facilities at Arsenal football club's stadium complex.

Without a "tradition" was a reference to his lack of religious grounding and his status as both white and black, feeling completely at home in neither race.

In reference to the lack of cultural tourists in Los Angeles, Eli Broad asks, "Why is that?" Two words: traffic and transportation.

When Pickles made reference to our lack of a chief executive he omitted to mention the reason: the unholy Tory-Labour alliance in Tower Hamlets that blocked my every attempt to fill the post.