Sentence examples similar to settling lack of from inspiring English sources

Would foreign patients be willing to settle, lacking the sense of bonhomie with the professionals the locals have?

Instead, the action in the Jets' 17-12 loss played out in a familiar fashion: a lot of settling, a lack of touchdowns and plenty of boos for a scoring unit that cannot seem to find a way to produce touchdowns.

And here's where that choice usually takes you: Indecisiveness-> Stuckness --> InaComplacencyomplacency --> SettLack = Lack of passion.

But even if those differences are settled, the lack of a Senate vote before the recess hinders Ms. Pelosi's ability to bring a health plan to the House floor.

Smith's role in matters was analysed intensely after the dust had settled, his lack of service to the backs and constant darts around the edge of scrums criticised heavily, with many journalists declaring that due to Smith's age (he was 31) and lack of tactical awareness on the day, that he should be immediately replaced by Nigel Melville.

In recent years, seawater desalination systems using reverse osmosis (RO) membranes have been constructed to settle the lack of drinking water.

After the game he settled on a lack of energy.

The inland areas of Chagang and Yanggang provinces are sparsely settled because of the lack of arable land and the cold climate, which does not permit the cultivation of rice.

If you are going to be harsh – and England surely will be when the dust has settled – there was a lack of cutting edge and more than a hint of big-game nerves.

Supportive, genuine friendships in a different country can enrich our lives immeasurably and provide us with so much that we often take for-granted in our home countries but feel the intense lack of when settling into another culture.

It has enormous implications – again, for what we've said about the lack of a settled community.