Sentence examples for yes lack of from inspiring English sources

So, yes, lack of insurance is a very big problem, a problem that reaches deep into the middle class.

It is not easy to find coaches and, yes, lack of courage is a major part of it.

Yes, lack of know-how can be an issue, but it's an issue that can be addressed with a reasonable amount of investment and effort, nothing more than you might devote to getting the right accounting or legal support.

Yes, lack of response from someone you're digging feels crappy.

Yes, lack of recreation centers, playgrounds, and streets and sidewalks that encourage walking, biking and playing are important, they wrote.

Labour never managed to create a real debate around it (and yes, for lack of trying), instead ceding all the ground to the Eurosceptics.

And yes, the lack of adult supervision has become glaringly obvious, which is why I can't help wondering what William F. Buckley would make of all this.

And yes, this lack of understanding and inability to parse out the differences between pregnancy and off-duty injuries seems to be distinctly gendered.

"Of course I'm very proud to be recognised," he says, "but, yes, the lack of diversity is embarrassing".

Yet who is to say that a newcomer to classical music would not respond more to the performance quality, the historic interest and, yes, the lack of pandering in these discs than to, say, the glitter and glitz of a Bond release, with four scantily clad women playing electronic instruments in souped-up, overhyped performances?

Most of the single criteria are rated multi-dimensionally: reporting: yes/no; correctness: yes/no/unclear; presentation: text, numbers, diagrams, tables and/or images; level of evidence: yes, no, lack of evidence indicated (Table  2).