Sentence examples for for lacking knowledge from inspiring English sources

AMERICANS are often ridiculed for lacking knowledge of world news.

The BBC chose light entertainment duh-speak and was punched by the rightwing press for lacking knowledge of every damp dignitary and seagull on the flotilla, which is fair comment if you want an intellectual framework poised over a reverse lynching.

Although researchers intervene as major stakeholders in the process of KT [ 10, 21, 24], they have been criticized for failing to address policy-relevant questions, for lacking knowledge of the policy process, for poor packaging of results, and for possessing limited dissemination skills [ 18, 21, 25, 26].

I couldn't agree more, but before anyone takes umbrage, the first definition in my dictionary for the word ignorant is "lacking knowledge".

If for example nurses lack knowledge of how to use the technology, training might be a good innovation strategy.

For instance, some staff lacked knowledge of the computer software used for submitting claims to the DMHIS.

This process is characterized by increasing attention to genetic discoveries when population lacks knowledge for understanding relevant information meaning.

A few studies indicate that teachers lack knowledge for teaching evolution (Marcelos and Nagem 2011; van Dijk 2009).

Mismanagement of disability is not unusual, and is not helped by a lack of advice, particularly for smaller organisations that may lack knowledge of the Equality Act 2010.

A third challenge is that for most plant species we lack knowledge of which aspects of microclimate are most important in controlling initial establishment, growth or reproduction.

For those of you that lack knowledge in the nuances of the veterinarian world, that's a vet that specializes in saving ducks.