Examples of using Because of the lack in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Dreams that are only half remembered without much detail are hard to interpret because of the lack of facts and details that make interpretations accurate.
Billionaire Stan Druckenmiller said this month he was a buyer in December and January because of the lack of clarity on U.S. government policy.
therefore very risky because of the lack of oversight.
Vietnam is facing with the shortage of high skill workers because of the lack of attractiveness of salaries and environment, working conditions.
So far hedge funds and large investment funds have been absent from the Spanish market in part because of the lack of clarity.
It's the same across the industry, he said, because of the lack of access to capital markets.
There are four times as many music downloads in the US as in the EU because of the lack of legal offers and fragmented markets.
Even without any international sanctions Venezuela's oil production will decline dramatically this year because of the lack of investment.
It is believed the borough of Chorley was not a success in this period because of the lack of manorial leadership
it's a possibility that has thus far eluded him because of the lack of assistance available.
It seems a little difficult to work with him because of the lack of dedicated buttons.
You just do not want to be the one that is losing because of the lack of protection to the cards.
En Terapia” can be fairly difficult to follow because of the lack of visual cues, but it's a fascinating insight into Argentine culture,
64-bit versions), but doesn't work with Windows Vista or XP because of the lack of support for the WiFi Hosted Network feature in those versions of Windows.
they are equal and interfuse with one another because of the lack of any fixed, substantial selfhood.”13.
Because of the lack of food, when the weakest died, they were eaten; then,
have died because of the lack of medicines and other basic commodities deriving from the continuing embargo.