Sentence examples for lack of shared understanding from inspiring English sources

There has been a lack of shared understanding of how good housing makes for better health.

The new categories that are thereby introduced – like "complex" or "wicked" – suffer, however, by a lack of shared understanding.

"The two main things that get in the way are the lack of shared understanding about how you work and lack of shared identity," he says.

This media structure contributes to increased partisanship not only of political opinions, but also of what we treat as "facts". According to Lessig, the lack of shared understanding of what the world is like threatens the very foundation of a democratic polity.

There is a lack of shared understanding on the causes, effects, and the process of growth.

There may be a lack of shared understanding about what is meant by "health inequalities".

The exercise highlighted how issues of language, literacy and lack of a shared understanding of the purpose of the interaction, in combination, might distort and mask the understandings of participants.

An emerging finding from the study is a lack of a shared understanding of the common elements of an ECD in emergencies (ECDiE) response.

The lack of a shared understanding of terms PST or problem solving in the context of general practice treatment of depression, suggests a key starting point, for both education about PST and its use in clinical practice, should be clear information about PST; what it is and is not.

Among them are the entrenched and efficient chemical industry, complex product supply chains, the lack of a shared understanding of exactly what green chemistry means.

To overcome the lack of a shared understanding of relapse amongst NHS Stop Smoking Service staff, we defined relapse prevention interventions as behavioural or drug therapies delivered after acute smoking cessation treatment has ended and resulted in abstinence from smoking.