Sentence examples for suffer from lack from inspiring English sources

These institutions suffer from lack of funds and are often closed.

Of the 45 internationally recognized countries that are landlocked, most suffer from lack of development.

"The response to the crisis has been very chaotic because we suffer from lack of organisation," she adds.

But companies that have sprung up to try this have tended to suffer from lack of longevity themselves.

The plants in the test garden did not suffer from lack of water, thanks to drip hoses supplied by two wells.

If aid doesn't come soon, it will severely impact rural areas that already suffer from lack of investment and development, according to Chandan Sapkota, an economist formerly with the Asian Development Bank.

It's possible that if we were able to wipe out mosquitoes, some other species might either suffer from lack of food, or explode in numbers because the burden of disease was lifted.

"It is a very nice apartment, but it does suffer from lack of light and no view," said Thomas Demsker, an associate broker with William B. May, which listed the apartment for $350,000.

Post-Ceaușescu times can be very instructive in North Africa, much more so than martial law under Jaruzelski or Husák's normalization," says Mr Kwaśniewski.When it comes to democracy promotion, Poland clearly does not suffer from lack of ambition.

That issue would affect the fingerprint procedure as it could suffer from lack of information.

Most of the existing stochastic simulating methods, by and large, suffer from lack of accuracy.