Sentence examples for to be lack of from inspiring English sources

Mathis played sporadically in the World Cup for what appeared to be lack of fitness.

One reason was deemed to be lack of marketing support from government ministers.

In addition, there appears to be lack of enthusiasm for car ownership among the so-called Millennial generation of young people".

The most important continuing obstacles to complying with the law seem to be lack of information and training and lingering stereotypes about what people with disabilities can do.

Branislav Ivanovic did make his first start since the 3-1 home defeat against Southampton at the beginning of October, although there seemed to be lack of cohesion in both defence and attack.

The most dangerous intellectual spectre today seems not to be lack of information but the absence of a common information sphere in which to share it across boundaries of belief.

The cost of the unit itself is unknown, but should be cheaper than the Segway thanks to is lack of motion balancing and otherwise unsophisticated machinery.

What seems to be lacking is some of the more organic growth – the bottom-up stuff".

The first point to address is lack of nimbleness and inability to adapt to changes in the world around them.

The main obstacle to eligibility was lack of capacity to give informed consent.

But the only thing that is not to blame is lack of talent.