Sentence examples for understood lack of from inspiring English sources

As Vanessa, 29 years old, explains, women frequently understood lack of menstruation as infertility.

But people understand lack of progress -- and the pain it causes -- all too well.

This is important, not only because having an accurate representation of one's traits, abilities and attitudes is essential to evaluating one's own behaviour and hence adjusting it to social circumstances [ 26], but also because it provides a plausible normative framework within which to understand lack of insight in psychiatry.

He understood the lack of physics, but wished there could have been more.

I never quite understood the lack of appreciation last year for Rachel Weisz's performance in The Deep Blue Sea.

I never understood this lack of confidence until something went wrong with our immersion heater one day.

"I've never understood the lack of risk taking in this milieu of films that are self-financed," he said.

It is a trade-off that needs to be understood: the lack of leverage sustaining growth will make growth more sustainable.

Mr. Gritzo also said that the hazards were "not fully understood" for lack of accidents to study and because experimental data was based on spills up to one hundred times smaller than those postulated "for some intentional events".

It may be the reason why principles of soil-steel structures' work are not always completely understood and lack of grasp may cause construction and design faults.

She is an inspiration for all those girls and boys who always heard "no" as the first response and understood their lack of opportunities as an absolute and inviolable rule in Brazil.