Sentence examples for represents a lack from inspiring English sources

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

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.

This comment - an attempt to downplay the significance of race - represents a lack of respect towards, and disregard for, the lives of people of colour living in the United States.

But the union Bectu, which represents staff at the BBC subsidiary, says his "decision to jump ship" after seven months in the job has left employees wondering "whether it represents a lack of confidence in the BBC's plans and proposals for the future of BBC Studios".

According to the excerpts released last week, Mr. Cameron planned to note "a gap between the E.U. and its citizens which has grown dramatically in recent years and which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is — yes — felt particularly acutely in Britain".

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.

"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".

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.