Sentence examples for inadequately aware from inspiring English sources
The Breadman nodded, not at what I said, it seemed, but at some unfathomably complex skein of interlocking events and personalities of which I was, could ever be, only dimly, inadequately aware.
They were chastised for being "inadequately aware of their heavy responsibility" and of letting "their subordinates take advantage of their positions".
This does not mean that the Irish independence is to be taken lightly, because Swift viewed the self-reliance as "the only means of halting their [the Irish/Irish Protestant] self-destructive complicity – of which they were inadequately aware – in England's ongoing consumption of Ireland".
People enjoy eating raw, undercooked or inadequately fermented freshwater fish and are aware that PZQ is an effective treatment.
An inadequate minimum wage, inadequately enforced, is a key issue.
Despite training, interviews revealed that nurses did not see PITC as an integral part of their current role as they were not aware of HTC policy and felt inadequately trained and supported.
Aware that Antioch College in 1966 prepared him inadequately for sales, perhaps for anything ("One woman fulfilled her physical science requirement by having a baby. She got all 15 credits and named the child Lenin")., Mr. Cheever suspects his outlook to be a further impediment: "I've often confused losing with being a good sport".
Nurses did not see it as an integral part of their role, were not aware of HIV testing and counselling policy, felt inadequately trained and supported, and experienced staffing shortages.
Doctors say UVA protection in this country has been slow to improve because consumers are not yet aware of the damage UVA light can do and of how inadequately many "broad spectrum" sunscreens protect against it.
When still based in the UK, I was made aware of journalistic anxieties -- bordering on private self-laceration -- over how inadequately we present economic matters to our audience.
Nazarbayev has responded inadequately.
