Sentence examples for even less aware from inspiring English sources

One City worker, swaying gently atop a pair of brown brogues, was even less aware of the dress code.

The National Minimum Wage is almost half for those under 18: As most employees are not aware of their employment rights until they need them, the guidance from Acas for young workers (who are likely to be even less aware of their rights) will doubtless be welcome.

According to Habermas, the strive to liberate themselves from outside interests makes researchers even less aware of the inner interest driving their activity [36].

We are even less aware of the platform (the being) that underlies the processes and provides the necessary capabilities.

Occasionally, too, candidates for electoral office seem even less aware than the rest of the populace about what "democracy" means or ought to mean.

But the odds are against Wilson because of the predicted Democratic blowout for governor and the two Senate seats, and because the public is even less aware of the Comptroller race than the primary for Attorney General, where five candidates are competing to oppose Daniel Donovan, District Attorney of Staten Island, the Republican nominee.

If I was unaware of these problems (until January), how can anyone else, perhaps even less-aware than I, know of them?

In some cases, it's a smart move to refinance into a shorter term loan of 10 years or even less, but be aware of the transaction fees and closing costs associated with a refinance--typically 2% to 3% of the loan amount.

Fewer (43.5%) were aware of the 5-A-Day Program, and even less (29.3%) were aware of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Moreover, we only interviewed community members who were using the health facilities, and it is likely that those not using the facility were even less likely to be aware of HFC operations.

Because uninsured non-HPSA residents do not live in geographic areas receiving these additional human and financial resources to increase access to care, they may be no more likely, or in the cases of hyperlipidemia or hypertension, even less likely, to be aware of their disease.