Sentence examples for rising lack from inspiring English sources

Three-starred chefs prefer not to apologize for this fact, a daring stance given that equality — and the rising lack thereof — is a touchy subject in Germany, where socialist notions of justice run deep.

Sadly, commercial varieties of cut rose lack fragrance.

Naming these four factors, concentration processes in the biofuel sector, rising land prices, lack of effective and respected controlling instruments and regulations, a highly unequal distribution of land and on-going conflicts on land, we argue that there are negative social side effects caused by an increased agricultural production of the main raw materials for biofuels.

Kim adds that France was already smarting over this week's edition of The Economist: Its special report warned that the parlous state of the French economy, its rising unemployment, lack of competitiveness, dwindling industry and high public spending, could overshadow the problems of Greece or Spain, and sparked angry reactions from French ministers.

With forests and fish stocks declining, water demand rising and lack of action on climate change, humanity's path is anything but sustainable, the UN warns.

In reference to these results; there shall be a new approach to the CAD education of the department as a whole, where weekly lecture hours instead of diversity of the lectures shall be increased, since the process takes a long time; and the problems rising from lack of instructors shall be prioritised in the strategically planning.

Rising rents, lack of public housing and inflated house prices have lead to a deluge of homelessness and people locked in miserable living conditions.

Last year a report delivered a damning verdict on the state of mental health in austerity Britain, citing rising suicides, lack of access to emergency beds and long waiting lists. .

Despite UNICEF's best efforts, the impact of the violence on children and families is enormous, with malnutrition rates rising, a lack of access to education and adequate water and sanitation facilities, and recruitment of child soldiers into rebel factions.

OO Sea Rise, Lack Of Services Behind Exodus From Papua New Guinea Outlying Island - Down from at least 600 in 2006, only around 50 people remain on the remote atoll of Takuu.

Several hundreds of millions of climate refugees are expected by 2050 due to droughts, natural disasters, sea level rise, lack of food and water, and so on.