Sentence examples for particularly unaware of from inspiring English sources
More than in other poor neighborhoods, residents are particularly unaware of their rights and terrified of losing their homes.
Industrial workers that don't use toxic materials themselves may be particularly unaware of the potential risk of contamination.
Older persons, females, illiterates, farmers, and subjects with poor visual acuity are particularly unaware of blinding retinal conditions.
Mr. Bethos said he began using heroin at 14 and witnessed firsthand the damage that the drug could do, particularly to people unaware of basic self-preservation measures.
Particularly, they were unaware of the existence of different response modalities, of deceptive items in questionnaire B, and that all items of questionnaire C were correct.
Available methods to monitor hair pulling behaviors are less than ideal, particularly when sufferers are unaware of their pulling-related behaviors.
Some children do, of course, suffer from bipolar disorder, but it is important to recognize that the consequences of its treatment can be dire, particularly when parents are unaware of or ignore the dangerous side effects of the medications.
Because it is uncontroversial that an agent can have reasons to do things that she is not actually motivated to do (particularly if she is unaware of those reasons), we will assume that interesting Motivation versions of internalism take Counterfactual forms.
He added that the matter had been raised at Wake Island, but no one else recalled this, particularly not Truman, who, unaware of these discussions, told reporters on 26 October that Koreans and not Americans would occupy the border areas.
Patients with knowledge gaps perceived that asking questions is challenging, particularly when they were unaware of their own lack of knowledge.
IFIS may lead to the constriction of the surgical field which increases vision-threatening complications of cataract surgery such as iris stroma damage, posterior capsular rupture, and loss of vitreous, particularly when surgeons are unaware of patient's medical history [ 3- 5].
