Sentence examples for traditionally lack of from inspiring English sources

– Kendra Keith, instructional designer, TechChange 8. Lack of digital skills "Traditionally, lack of digital skills has been a problem, but I'm hopeful it is becoming less of a problem.

Slumps traditionally lack the crispy topping of a crumble or a cobbler, but adding some nuts to the topping batter gives it a satisfying crunch.

The fact is both of these companies have illustrated just how difficult it is for large organizations, which traditionally lack agility, to find a way to transform gracefully.

What's more, because space computers have traditionally lacked the sophistication of earth-based computers, they conduct some of the work in space and then complete the calculations on earth.

Traditionally, the lack of sleep-related differences in performance is accepted to index that sleep has no effects.

Italy's family companies have traditionally lacked good rules of corporate governance, Professor Carnevale Maffé said.

Jones says his squad has "traditionally lacked a little bit of confidence", but the introduction of new players has begun to improve their prospects.

Hong Kong traditionally lacked local authors because it lacked major publishing houses, editors and book agents.

There has therefore traditionally been a lack of data from studies focused on heterosexual men and non-HIV + women.

While there is abundant clinical research comparing new molecules with placebo or an active comparator, there has traditionally been a lack of head-to-head comparisons between different galenic formulations of the same active molecule in "real-world" clinical practice.

Perhaps your only problem with Gatsby is Fitzgerald's adjective-laden writing and lack of traditionally masculine activities like bullfighting.