Sentence examples for fundamental lack of knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Under Secretary Magaw's statement shows a fundamental lack of knowledge about what happens aboard an aircraft," said an American Airlines pilot, Gary Boettcher, in a statement.

Galloway said the decision by the BBC and BT Sport "betrays a fundamental lack of knowledge about football" and also about what viewers want to see.

"(It) believes that the decision also betrays a fundamental lack of knowledge about football and viewers' popular tastes and urges the sports minister to impress on broadcasters the error of this decision and attempt to persuade them to change it".

Therefore, there has been increased research into microbicides; however, the failure of several microbicide trials for HIV-1, including those for nonoxynol-9 and cellulose sulphate, demonstrates a fundamental lack of knowledge of the immunobiology of the female genital tract (FGT) [6], [7], [8].

This reflects a fundamental lack of knowledge rather than a limitation of bioinformatic methods per se and can only be addressed by future high-throughput functional screening pipelines.

Nanoparticles are being introduced, in some cases rapidly, into the consumer market but there is a fundamental lack of knowledge on their potential consequences for human and environmental health (reviewed in refs (1 and 2)).

There's a fundamental lack of trust.

There is a fundamental lack of energy.

There is a fundamental lack of liability and transparency.

I sense a fundamental lack of sense in that claim.

Nevertheless there is still lack of knowledge about fundamental aspects involved in the improvement of surface behaviour.