Sentence examples for deep lack of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Criticizing the Algerians for their harsh tactics, as the British and Japanese have done, simply shows "a deep lack of knowledge about this regime, of its functioning," she said.

However, Murdoch also displayed an apparently deep lack of knowledge of how the scandal had proceeded.

McCain has also put himself in a deep hole with his lack of knowledge on the issues.

"That said, the sheer number of restraints that are used at Park Ridge suggest that this problem goes much deeper than a typical lack of knowledge or expertise," Sullivan remarked.

At some point soon (this uncertainty is not due to the unpredictability of traffic in deep space but to our lack of knowledge of the probes' precise paths!), Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 will become the first man-made objects to ever exit our solar system, a momentous achievement for humankind.

One of the most significant barriers to achieving deep building energy efficiency is a lack of knowledge about the factors determining energy use.

The common problems in implementing student portfolio assessment were (a) a lack of knowledge and deep understanding of teachers in implementing student portfolio assessment, (b) a poor attention and cooperation of students in creating the portfolios, and (c) a lack of materials and budgets to support teachers in implementing student portfolio assessment.

A lack of knowledge or deeper understanding can cause you to take jokes too seriously because you lack all the facts.

The public discussion on CCS is strongly affected by misconceptions that result from the lack of knowledge about the storage of CO2 in a geological environment deep underground.

Of note, participants expressed deep concern about inadequate management of mental health patients in EDs, and felt that lack of knowledge was a key issue.

The queries hurled at legislators from the Atlantic Seaboard to the nation's midsection reflected deep-seated fears, a general suspicion of government and, in some cases, a lack of knowledge on the part of the questioners.