Sentence examples for represent a lack of from inspiring English sources

This imprecision does not represent a lack of progress.

For another musician, this insular quality might represent a lack of curiosity and range.

Christine Radogno of Lemont, the Senate Republican leader, said the small crowd did not represent a lack of enthusiasm.

Obstacle marks emanate from the lee faces of the barchans and represent a lack of sand deposition and exposure of gravel lag on the sea floor.

As a speech pathologist who treats people with brain injuries, I would argue that EEG activity in the motor cortex before making a decision may not necessarily represent a lack of choosing.

Thomas Schumacher, president of Disney Theatrical, said in an interview that the three-month run for "Newsies" did not represent a lack of faith in the musical, but rather a vote of confidence.

I explained that the jargon used to name start-ups represents a lack of creativity here.

In addition to representing a lack of continuity of care for the newborns, these visits drive up health-care costs.

It's another sense of community, but at the same time it represents a lack of physical community.

And which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is – yes – felt particularly acutely in Britain.

"I would only gradually come to understand that my cigarette to them represented a lack of willpower and of culture, a disordered life, indifference and (America's worst nightmare) failure".