Sentence examples for urgent lack from inspiring English sources

For 90 minutes, and then an hour afterward, the spectacle seems to cast a spell everyone temporarily forgets the urgent lack of resources, or, seemingly, that they are in prison at all.

These species are often the ones for which studies are more urgent; lack of variable microsatellites should not hamper performing analyses that can provide important management information (Richards-Zawacki 2009).

Like many who find their way to the gallery, they came on the strength of a recommendation that was urgent, if lacking in concrete detail.

Similar criticisms came from some in the business community, who said that punishing China would not create more jobs at home, and would distract attention from more urgent issues, like lack of market access.

And yet we find that health systems charged with responding to urgent needs often lack essential human resources, medical supplies and key infrastructure.

However, campaigners such as Lenny Henry have repeatedly called for more urgent action to tackle lack of representation.

Although they were still seventeen men short from that battle, their most urgent concern was their lack of ammunition.

Miles said he had outlined his frustration about the lack of urgent commonwealth funding commitments in a letter to the federal environment minister, Josh Frydenberg.

It had lots of spirit but less real weight, a lack of urgent, intense stakes that also characterized the Philharmonic's loud yet wan performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony under Alan Gilbert last week.

He often seemed untidy, given his urgent style, and the lack of composure was galling for Kilmarnock when the Australian failed to connect properly from Eremenko's cross.

A meeting of finance ministers and central bankers in Washington on 24 September leads to more calls for urgent action, but a lack of concrete proposals sparks further falls in share markets.