Sentences with phrase «explains lack of money»

Pleanty of Scriptures about money and love for it... the other side of the coin explains LACK of money sucks too.

Not exact matches

Wenger has explained that his lack of spending is due more to supply and demand than an unwillingness to spend: «It is not a shortage of money, just a shortage of players», adding that there was «not quality» in the transfer market.

This lack of line movement can likely be explained by our money percentages, which indicate that Maryland has received 51 % of total dollars wagered.

Again as Davis said openly in the Commons when explaining the relative lack of progress «it's about the money... they're holding out for more money».

• Key quotes from the NAO report: o «The source of many problems has been the absence of a detailed view of how Universal Credit is meant to work» [page 33] o «The Department is unable to explain to us why it originally decided to aim for national roll - out from October 2013» [Para 3.7] o «In early 2013, it (DWP) did not have a convincing strategic plan in place» [3.35] o «It is unlikely that UC will be as simple or cheap to administer as originally intended» [15, summary] o «the Department has not achieved value for money... wider concerns about the Department's ability to deal with weak programme management, over-optimistic timescales and a lack of openness about progress.»

Minister Fuseini explained that a lack of capital and disinterest from established banks pushes potential miners into the arms of money lenders.

«The issue is not a lack of resources - but there are problems because money is not unlimited - it is making sure all of the people in the system work effectively together,» he explained to Today.

The letter, which could win the Sir Humphrey Appleby award for lack of clarity, explains that the government is not paying councils the last instalment of the school standards grant before it is abolished at the end of the financial year and the money merged into school's mainstream funding.

The long and short of it, as the Village Voice explains, is lack of money.

The game has all the components of a good leisure side - scrolling semi-strategy, with upgradable units, shops, money, grenade throwing and so on but it lacks depth: there is no story really, there is no premise, tutorials are silly as the whole writing overall, enemies are not explained (nor their skills), and strategy pretty much boils down to clicking on whatever units cools down first (to produce that unit and storm the enemy's portal).

The money and the lack of guaranteed pay out rates also explains traditional publishers staying away from the program.

All the same arguments as explained in detail in the UTCCR section above apply here including; customers can't opt out; it's an unfair cross subsidy; the effect of charges on vulnerable customers; the fact charges are designed to snare, the lack of competition; the incomprehensible nature of charges; and the difficulties they create for money management.

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When cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck Inc explained how hackers made off with $ 530 million in digital money, it said part of the problem was beyond its control: Japan's lack of software engineers.

TOKYO (Reuters)- When cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck Inc explained how hackers made off with $ 530 million in digital money, it said part of the problem was beyond its control: Japan's lack of software engineers.