Sentence examples for time for lack from inspiring English sources

"It really gives coffee professionals that 'nerd time,' for lack of a better term," said Helfen.

In more serious tones, Thomas said of Kariya: "Speed makes up big time for lack of size.

In the 75 cases they examined, the researchers found that mosquito and malaria control programs failed 49percentt of the time for lack of funding.

This effort proved difficult at the time for lack of a sufficiently long master dating chronology and access to suitable structures.

The first time was for "general irresponsibility"; the second time for "lack of sustained interest in the processes of the university".

A broader measure of joblessness that includes people working part time for lack of full-time positions and those who have given up looking for work out of frustration rose to 17.5percentt from 17percentt.

Jeffrey B. Remz criticized the two novelty songs on Twice Upon a Time for lacking substance, and thought that most of the ballads were well-sung, but that the production "lacks any soul".

The so-called underemployment rate (which includes people whose hours have been cut, and those working part-time for lack of full-time positions, along with the jobless) reached 17percentthethighestest level since the government began tracking it in 1994.

That trend continued in October: The so-called underemployment rate — which includes people working part-time for lack of full-time positions and those who have given up looking for work — rose to 11.8percentt, up from 8.4percentt a year earlier.

He had been discharged both times for lack of evidence.

Race 4 was postponed four times for lack of wind.