Sentence examples for not generally aware from inspiring English sources

"Connecticut has a huge agricultural base that I think the public is not generally aware of, from our oyster beds to maple sugaring to cattle to cheese-making," she said.

In particular, I would speculate that Americans paid more either because they neglected to notice that payments were denominated in pounds rather than dollars, or because they were not generally aware of the approximate level at which the dollar has recently traded against the pound.

The public is not generally aware of this situation.

Because porous materials are a new type of engineering materials, people are not generally aware of them.

One major problem facing multicultural CMC teams is that team members are not generally aware of their own cultural values.

"I think that there is some conflict around those kinds of Canadian investments that people are not generally aware of," said Eric Olson, the associate director of the Latin American program at the Woodrow Wilson Centre, a Washington-based think tank.

"Until the 1960's people weren't generally aware of the risks to the environment, so that's what was done.

What people aren't generally aware of, though, is that more than nine out of 10 Chinese people think of themselves as belonging to just one race, the Han.

In an interview with NME magazine in 1982, Bush criticised the marketing technique, stating: "People weren't even generally aware that I wrote my own songs or played the piano.

The report additionally concluded that Brady was more likely than not "at least generally aware" of the situation.

Wells' report found it was "more probable than not" that Brady was "generally aware" of team attendants deflating footballs.