Sentence examples for relatively ignorant from inspiring English sources
It makes the possibility of exploitation of the relatively ignorant a likely result even when there is plentiful market competition.
But in 1988, it was announced that the 1994 World Cup would take place in the United States, and it became good business for the sport to do what it could to popularize soccer among the relatively ignorant Americans.
To the extent that they lead lives that are isolated from the lives of the disadvantaged and personally know few disadvantaged people, they are liable to be relatively ignorant of the problems the latter face in their lives and of the constraints within which the latter must cope with their problems.
One last point: you might wonder why you, a monad that represents every detail of the entire universe, seem so relatively ignorant.
Madoff paid brokers to steer orders to his computers as long as they were from relatively ignorant retail customers who didnt possess information that could move the market away from him too quickly.
Despite our extensive knowledge of the secretory machinery present in platelets, we are still relatively ignorant of HOW platelets regulate their secretion.
Well, not as bad as you – an ignorant, selfish, relatively rich westerner (I'm guessing) – might think.
I'm in relatively little pain, blissfully ignorant of what the coming days will bring when my lips and jaw continue to swell from the surgery I've undergone.
Lifting competing groups' boats increases the Ismailis' own sense of security in places like Uganda and Kenya, where demagogues can easily turn the ignorant poor against the relatively well-educated and well-off Ismailis.
Due to the relatively high proportion of young people who were ignorant on HIV, analyses were made to compare those who had not heard of HIV/AIDS (n = 390) with those who had some knowledge (n = 1260).
American bishops have long argued that they were ignorant of the gravity of sexual abuse in the church until relatively recently.
