Sentence examples for systematic lack of from inspiring English sources

Over time, a systematic lack of funds creates a bottleneck effect, as I cannot invest in something until I am sure of its return, and must evaluate everything in hindsight.

Eventually, the almost systematic lack of the exo-exo isomer in the reduced compound implies an endo attack of the depolarizer by the electrode.

The systematic lack of access to resources or capacity development during this period, studies now conclude, produces an early impairment of cognitive growth, health, and psychological stability.

So far, so legalease, so ignoring the fact that a systematic lack of decent drug education in this country is more of a problem than any nightclub could ever be.

The latest BP executive to parade out the claim is Bob Dudley, BP's Gulf Coast Restoration Organization director, who told PBS's Ray Suarez that other than the obvious belching counterexample, "there is nowhere that I believe that there was a systematic lack of emphasis and attention to safe and reliable operations for our people and equipment".

There is a systematic lack of knowledge on how therapists should customise these overall protocols.

The Commission found that the systematic discrimination, lack of freedoms and respect were key causes of resentment among the local population.

The AP survey did not include statistics from California or New York state because of a lack of systematic record-keeping.

The real problem is the lack of systematic accountability, whereby allegations of improper behaviour are dealt with," said Keenan.

And then, because of a lack of systematic procedures for the handling of DNA evidence, five more years passed before a match was made.

Lack of systematic data on workplace segregation over time has long made that question difficult to answer.