Sentence examples for work on lack from inspiring English sources

Issues relating to probity were more common in the early, non-clinical course, and largely centred on plagiarism in written work, on lack of respect for rules (such as smoking in Halls of Residence, where it is forbidden), and falsifying signatures.

For instance, as I describe in "Getting Past Your Past": Kyle was a top state-ranked high school athlete who came to therapy to work on his lack of confidence and motivation.

This approach is well suited for initial work on systems lacking sufficient a priori data to construct a compartmentalized model.

United worked on his lack of pace.

In addition, despite technological advances, veterinary immunologists working on ruminants lack tools to investigate host immunity [ 15- 17].

Funding opportunities may have opened up in the last few years, but they have been a challenge to access, especially from community groups and organisations who, while doing excellent work on the ground, lack the capacity to take advantage of such opportunities.

This exhibition of two sculptures and assorted works on paper lacks the astonishment factor of his most ambitious efforts, but it still rewards contemplation.

And while for many years the track was considered one of the worst for mechanics to work on the cars — for lack of space and facilities — investments by the principality in recent years to improve the facilities have made it almost like the permanent race tracks during race weekend, with a row of temporary garages along the pit lane.

He said he was determined to change the public television mind-set "that you have to pay for every single thing before you start work on it," calling the lack of discretionary funds "paralyzing".

And according to Clinton refugees I know who now work on Wall Street, Gibbs' lack of financial literacy too often shows in his vague, halting answers to tough bailout questions.

Criticisms of experimental work in the 1950s that centered on lack of knowledge of the behavior and ecology of the moth, poor experimental procedure, or artificiality in experiments have been addressed in subsequent work.