Sentence examples for common ignorance from inspiring English sources

Mr Singh urges cabinet ministers to say "condom" as frequently and publicly as possible, challenging the taboos and the common ignorance that still surround HIV/AIDS.Given pioneers such as these, it is hard not to feel upbeat about India, to believe it now has the ability to overcome its many challenges.

We prove the existence and uniqueness of a symmetric safety-level equilibrium in such games and show that in many cases every player benefits from the common ignorance about the number of players.

Despite common ignorance of this problem, it is American home grown crime.

Surprisingly little is known about immunological effects mediated by fever, a lack of understanding that might be attributable in part to the common ignorance in clinical practice with respect to benefits fever might provide.

They argue that all superstitious beliefs are relics of a common 'prehistoric ignorance' in humans".

I would like to suggest that the two kinds of threats have common roots – ignorance, powerlessness, and disorientation – and require common countervailing measures – 'enlightened understanding', as Dahl (1989, 1998) used to put it, empowerment and leadership.

As is common, homophobic ignorance and religious oppression were part of that.

A surgeon told Nigeria's Vanguard newspaper that VVF is common "where ignorance and poverty are prevalent" and that it affects "young teenage girls of poor social economic background and women who are delivering babies for the first time".

A surgeon told Nigeria's Vanguard newspaper that VVF is common "where ignorance and poverty are prevalent" and that it affects "young teenage girls of poor social economic background and women who are delivering babies for the first time".

One common answer is ignorance.

Both Moore (1992) and Pauly (2005) discuss the importance of reasoning about common knowledge and ignorance in the King Solomon cases.