Sentence examples for would be lack of from inspiring English sources

'There would be lack of choice and variation.

"I think probably the most common factor would be lack of fit, on whatever level.

The risks here would be lack of diversity to foster innovation and healthy criticism.

There are several possible reasons for this, and one obvious reason would be lack of appropriate receptors.

The primary barriers in the way of professionals' support the screening program would be lack of knowledge for nurses and lack of time for physicians.

The risk increases up to an elevation of 3177 m and then declines as elevation increase, because in the lower height, forest and thickly grass would be harmful for marmot making doggishness, while in the higher height, there would be lack of food.

One limitation would be lacking of the difference between different flowrates applied to a MTH system; in this case, as the product types are confirmed, the flowrate will no longer work on the product yields (the dwelling time will only decide the potential product types, e.g. the endless reaction will result in cokes only), as the thermodynamics are not affected.

Honestly, it's a tough question to answer seeing that the Waterloo-based company hasn't had the best few months — but if I had to pick just one issue, it'd be lack of apps.

If, for instance, 99% of all experts agree about dietary guidance, or climate change for that matter, and 1% disagrees- would that be "lack of consensus"?

The evident disadvantage of such a treatment modality would be its lack of reflection of the patient situation.

Consequently, a potential pitfall to the use of PulmoBind for the evaluation of perfusion would be the lack of uptake due to adrenomedullin receptor downregulation or desensitization, rather than reduced perfusion of capillaries.