Sentence examples for a general unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources
The efforts to recall off-duty firefighters to the scene were also weakened by a general unfamiliarity with the process among firefighters.
Legal experts say much of the consternation here over what many consider rough treatment in the news media and the courts is rooted in a general unfamiliarity with an American justice system that differs profoundly — in procedure, tone and philosophy — from the French model.
In addition to concerns with risks, discomfort with drug trials might also be related to a general unfamiliarity with randomized drug trials.
Despite a general unfamiliarity of the concept, there was compelling evidence in way of substantial effort and measurable outcomes, that this school has been socially accountable for a long time.
The lack of conclusive knowledge regarding the pathogenic potential of Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma spp. in many conditions is due to a general unfamiliarity of physicians and microbiology laboratories with their fastidious growth requirements which makes it difficult to detect them.
Nevertheless, the general unfamiliarity of 20th-century audiences with Baroque poetry and dramaturgy, which often appear stilted and artificial, has in the past inhibited their appreciation among nonspecialists.
He and Pei attributed this to the country's general unfamiliarity with deluxe buildings.
One of the primary reasons for the underuse of ESWT is a generalized unfamiliarity with the technique.
There also appears to be a lack of awareness of HPV associated with uncertainty regarding the decision-making process to obtain the HPV vaccination among male adolescents in the UK, [ 10] and a general concern regarding the safety of the HPV vaccine, largely due to their unfamiliarity with it [ 11].
Echoing what seems to be a general consensus, Collinson explains that Paulin's work -- compared with 1950's modern furniture -- has "an unfamiliarity".
